London, New York, The Butterick Publishing Co. (Limited) · leaf 18
his kind have eitherwooden or okss shelves, and mirrors at the back to reflect the dainty and delicate contents; for ofcourse only^the choicest pieces of china and glassware are displayed in this way. Oak panels withpaintings of game, and oak-framed photographs or engravings will appropriately… … Figure No. 7.—Screen.(For Description see Page 12.) handsome table appointments and also reflects the light brilliantly. In addition a banquet lampwith a pretty silk shade may be placed in the center of the table at the evening dinner. In avery severely furnished dining-room an iron chandelier with…
Dining rooms · Embroidery · Interior decoration
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