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which belong to the family dinner-table, and they shouldalways be placed before the diners seat themselves. Bread should not be placed in large quantities or in whole slices upon the dinner-table; onthe other hand, the fashion of placing a dinner-roll or a thick piece of bread in the dinner napkin… … Figure No. 25.—Doily Design. of brown bread cut in small, attractive shapes, and a silver or fancy basket of hard rolls are not outof place upon the family dinner-table, but if they tend to crowd the table they may be set upon theside-board or side-table and passed as needed. Their presence does…
Dining rooms · Embroidery · Interior decoration
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