London, New York, The Butterick Publishing Co. (Limited) · leaf 27
hes for butter, pickles, jelly or cheese, should be of contrasting tints. Thisplan requires no larger outlay at the beginning and demands no greater daily effort than is needfulto set a table in the plainest fashion. Instead of the carafes or flagons formerly used for the table, two or more small… … Figure No. 18—Table Laid for a Dinner Party. ■dining-room when not on the table. The gas or the lamp should be prettily shaded, even candlesbeing now sometimes provided with shades. Pretty but inexpensive trays may be provided; those of lacquer ware are light and easily keptclean, but silver or…
Dining rooms · Embroidery · Interior decoration
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