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 302
e back of the chair is usually covered with thesame goods, but may have a cheaper grade of the same toneneatly tacked on the rabbett and lined with gimp. To hide theunsightly webbing on the bottom of the chair, tack, with edgesfolded, a piece of chintz of suitable color, hiding all the roughedges… … Webbin3 Fig. 296.—Showing Usual Method of Upholstering. for its general simplicity and is well adapted for square framessuch as Morris chairs, settees and built-in hall seats. The scal-loped wires shown cross each other at the base of the spring, ahalf spring being used. The wires aresold…
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