Household elegancies : suggestions in household art and tasteful home decorations (1876)
Jones, C. S., Mrs, Williams, Henry T · New York : H. T. Williams · leaf 233
the latter half of a smaU pine cone,and on each side of this a peach-stone. It is finished of£ at the top by fouracorns, at the bottom by a chestnut, in the middle by two nutshells, t^o acorns,and two oak-apples. Beech-nuts form a vine of blossoms on either side. Bothparts are now varnished with… … i Fig. 12. Picture-Frame.frames it is advisable to have them of wood, and to sew the cone-work on card-board, and then fasten it to the frame with tacks and glue. NEWSPAPER POETFOLIO.—CONE-WOKK.The frame of the portfolio. Fig. 15, may be cut in any size of stout card-board.The back part must be cut…
Decoration and ornament
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