Home furnishing; facts and figures about furniture, carpets and rugs, lamps and lighting fixtures, wall papers, window shades and draperies, tapestries, etc. (1913)
Hunter, George Leland, 1867-1927 · New York, John Lane Company · leaf 272
he makerand that means something to the owner. Take Rookwood pottery for instance. Theshapes are beautiful and grew out of the nat-ural tendencies of the clay. This is an impor-tant point. It is of course possible to imitate,in clay, designs that the carver originated onwood, or the smith on iron.… … Tlu must beautiful and \aluciblc- vase in ihu world, the Port-land vase in the British Museum. THE NEW YORKPUBLIC LIBRARY ASIOS, LF-VOX ANDTILDN FOUNDAIfONS. I HOME FURNISHING 207 through and through. Shape and surface, de-sign and color, are produced in American clayby methods that conform to the…
Interior decoration · Furniture
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