Inside Out Library

The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 537

An illustration from The Decorator's assistant, 1847, leaf 537
ended from wall to wall, aud are generally broadand thin; these floors are called single-jointed, ex-epting large timbers, called beams; all the cross pieces supporting the boards of a floor are calledjoists; and if cross pieces are fixed to the beamsunderneath, to sustain the lath and plaster,… … pipe or tube placed in the middle of a basin, andfalling again into the basin below. Japanese Houses. According to the state-ment of a late traveller, these houses are the anti-podes of those of the ancient Egyptians, and theinhabitants of the Hauran, While the latter,always aiming at massiveness,…

Design · Decoration and ornament · Art

Internet Archive · Smithsonian Libraries · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from The Decorator's assistant

More like this