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The dining room and its appointments (1896)

London, New York, The Butterick Publishing Co. (Limited) · leaf 77

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Plate Doily.(For Description eee Page 65.) glass or baskets of silver as to be as decorative asflowers. Strawberries for breakfast are best servedwhole, with their stems intact, so that they may b*dipped into the sugar and eaten one by one. Cherriesand currants need only to be heaped high on a… … ^1 mmiMHrn FwuKE No. 11.—Fringe-Fi.vish FOR DOILBYS.(For Descripfion see Page 66.) TO THE DINING-ROOM AND ITS APPOINTMENTS. TASTEFQL TAgLE-WAI^E. Xot Terv long ago sets of china sufficient for the entire service of a dinner were consideredessentials for even simple housekeeping. 2sow the same…

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