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carafes and slender pitchers, and broken ice isplaced in glass or cliina bowls. It is almost superfluous to say that any one who has pretty silverdishes uses them, but when the money to be expended on table furnishings is now apportionedthey who follow the lead of a wise and prudent de[)arture… … Figure No. 15.—Design for Doily. mothers, may always be displayed and used, no matter how far removed it may be from theshapes that mark this progressive era in pottery. Stands for the carving knife and fork may be of glass, china or silver. Water tumblers are a later fancy than goblets, but they…
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