Nye, Alvan Crocker · New York, W. T. Comstock · leaf 69
h moulding from that adjoining.An important combination of mouldings is their use in the crownmembers of cabinets. We have already called attention to havingthis proportioned to the size of the body below; in addition, it shouldnot project too much. If its overhang is not greater than its depth… … KBATE, TO RICEIVt SK\or TAP nmi TO mm mk m CONSTRrCTIO.W care nuisl bo taken to preserve their j^^eneral form. It is usual onarchitectural members to employ the profile of the moulding as theleading line of the ornaments upon it. Thus, the fillet may be dec-orated by vertical lines as flutes, fret,…
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