Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 · New York : Harper · leaf 256
Fig. 199. —Hibachi. HIBACHI AND TABAKO-BON. 217 square cloth-cushion. Fig. 200 illustrates the arrangement ofhibachi for company. Whenever you call on a friend, winter or summer, his veryfirst act of hospitality is to place the hibachi before you. Even … Fig. 200. — Hibachi arranged for Company. in shops the hibachi is present, or is brought in and placed onthe mats when a visitor enters. A smaller form of hibachi, called a tabako-bon (fig. 201), isalso usually brought to a visitor. It is a convenience used bysmokers, and is commonly in the form of…
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