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The dining room and its appointments (1896)

London, New York, The Butterick Publishing Co. (Limited) · leaf 19

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butter-plates, prettycream-jugs, etc., may be set in front of the standing saucers and beneath the hanging cups. All plates of a certain kind and size should be piled together upon paper-covered shelves, andthe paper frequently renewed. The cups snd saucers should be grouped for convenience and… … Figure Xo. 8.—Artistic Arrangement for a Dining-Room.(For Description see Page 12.) —not only produces a pretty appearance, but also renders easy the selection of a required size orstyle of glass without disturbing the others; and besides, there is less likelihood of breakage. If there is a closet…

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