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The dining room and its appointments (1896)

London, New York, The Butterick Publishing Co. (Limited) · leaf 80

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ially for them. Pickles, ohves, almonds, etc., may be served in dishes of glass or china which agree in no waywith each other nor with any other dish set upon the table. Dainty little cream and sugar sets of glass, silver or china are allowed the same latitude ofvariance with all the other… … Figure No. 14.—Depigx for Doiit. Solid silver spoons for tea, coffee, ices and soup, and solid silver forks, are considered essentialby those who aspire to elegant housekeeping, because these utensils touch the lips; and plaingraceful designs entirely without ornament are considered most elegant by…

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