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The dining room and its appointments (1896)

London, New York, The Butterick Publishing Co. (Limited) · leaf 48

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l. If tea or chocolate is spilt, the cloth should be washed as soon aspossible. Embroidered cloths should be washed with warm water and pure soap, being rubbedgently between the hands, and on no account should they be boiled or wrung out, but dried by fold-ing them in towels and patting smartly… … Figures Nos. 16 and17 Center-Piece.—Around center-piece hav-ing an embroidered col-onial design is shown atfigure No. 17, and for around table-lamp or a vaseit forms a dainty under-lay. When transferringa circular design of whichthe four quarters are thesame, it is necessary onlyto draw one quarter…

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