The cabinet-maker's assistant : a series of original designs for modern furniture, with descriptions and details of construction : preceded by practical observations on the materials and manufacture of cabinet-work, and instructions in drawing adapted to the trade (1853)
Thomson, P., designer · Glasgow ; New York : Blackie and Son · leaf 181
f the cushion is formed in relief on the legs. The triangular space between the seat, scroll, and their name imports, are espe- Easy chairs, as band below, is not perforated. Fillets are screwed on the cially adapted to those sedentary and reclini inside of the legs to carry the stuffing. The back… … frame extends down to, anc is dowelled on, the back rail of t para lel to each other, across the haunch mortices, seat. The seat moulding is wrought similar to that of fig. This is nece wy to preserve the seat frame parallel, and, besides, from the great length of the back legs, Cuairs.—Piate XXV a…
Furniture, Victorian -- England · Cabinetwork · Furniture -- England · Furniture design
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