Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 · New York : Harper · leaf 243
lf for the pottery water-jar. The floorof the sink consisted of bamboo rods placed close together,through which the spilled water found its way by properchannels to the ground without. A paper-lantern hung againstthe wall, and dipper and towel-rack were conveniently athand. Other forms might be… … Fig. 187.—Lavaioky copied fkom Japanese Boor. TOWEL-BACKS. 209 offered in the chodzu-bachi, description and figures of whichwill be given under that head. The towel-rack merits some attention from its exceedinglysimple structure. There are many forms, most of them rustic
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