Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 · New York : Harper · leaf 248
dipper and towel-rack were conveniently athand. Other forms might be given, but enough has beenshown to illustrate how well these conveniences are arrangedfor that important daily operation of washing the face andhands. Further conveniences for simply washing the hands are TOWEL-RACKS. 209 offered… … Eigs. 188-192. — Forms of Towel-racks. in design and made to be suspended. The following figures(figs. 188-192) illustrate some of the forms in common use.The simplest kind is in the shape of a ring of bamboo sus-pended by a larger bamboo, to the end of which it is attached. 14 210 JAPANESE HOMES…
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