Elementary cabinetwork for manual training classes (1909)
Selden, Frank Henry. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York [etc.] Rand, McNally & company · leaf 186
d by changing thesizes or by making the top or shelf square. With asquare shelf, it is similar to the taboret (Fig. no). If the legs areextended throughthe top, it is madesimilar to Fig. 94 orFig. 177. Any of thesestyles of tables mayhave turned legs.Turned cross railsmay also be used.The patterns… … i8o ELEMENTARY CABINETWORK Leather Top Table. As the top of Fig. 177 is tobe covered with leather, it may be of soft wood. Although thisstyle of table isusually made aslarge, or larger,than the di-mensions givenin the drawing(Fig. 178), itmay be madeof the samesize or smallerthan Fig. 171.The…
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