Furniture for the craftsman; a manual for the student and machanic (1914)
Otter, Paul D. (Paul Denniston), b. 1866 · New York, Davis Williams company · leaf 110
becomes a necessity, andFigs. 124 and 125 represent two forms. This is one of the manyobjects which also prove an acceptable gift. Fig. 124 is 12^X 14 in. and 29 in. high, outside measurement, while Fig. 125stands within 14 in. quare and is 32 in. high. The posts areset at an angle of 45 degrees… … H 144= scj Fig. 125.—An Umbrella Stand. Fig. 126.—A Plant Stand. out. The lower framing in each style. Figs. 124 and 125, con-tains a light galvanized iron or copper drip pan, which can bemade to fit. Another form of furniture which the winter months suggestas quite necessary is some orderly place…
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