Household elegancies : suggestions in household art and tasteful home decorations (1876)
Jones, C. S., Mrs, Williams, Henry T · New York : H. T. Williams · leaf 245
if left on,should be cut away inside, so as toleave the requisite opening for thematches. It can be neatly lined asfar down as needed ^ith split spruce. ASH-KECEIVEES. Make the fi-ame of wood, of anypattern desired; line it with tin-toil;fasten a strong copper wire across thetop, and cover the… … Fig. 30. Flower-Vase. HOUSEHOLD ELEGANCIES. 243 spruce-wood, moss, and lichen, glued on as taste may dictate. These vases,when filled with flowers, have a beautiful effect, especially in country houses. A SPEUCE-WOOD CHAIR. This arm-chair is made as follows: Take little bows from the Norwayspruce,…
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