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The dining room and its appointments (1896)

London, New York, The Butterick Publishing Co. (Limited) · leaf 64

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e flannel over the ironing-board and■over it lay a good-sized handkerchief, over which the doily should be placed, face down; thendampen another handkerchief, lay it over the doily, and press with a well heated iron. This willcause the flowers to stand out and give stiffness and body to the doily.… … Figure No. 6.—Wreath op Bluettes.(For Description see Page 55.) Japan and China send over all sorts of attractive table furnishings, from royal medallion sets atfour dollars a small plate to be-dragoned blue and white ware at twenty-five cents a plate. The latter sets are quite as charming as the…

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