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Ladies's work for pleasure and profit (1894)

Heron, Addie E. [from old catalog] · Chicago, The Home manual co · leaf 115

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lways be in keeping with the otherappointments of the room.If the furniture is hand-some polished oak thensome color that contrastsor harmonizes with thatwood should be chosen.The same is true of otherwoods, as cherry, walnutor mahogany. If the wood-work and furniture be pol-ished oak, then old… … ART OR FLAT EMBROIDERY. 103 of the room be black walnut then deep crimson, light old gold, rose color,light terra cotta or pale blue will be appropriate. The quality of the ma-terial will depend, as we said before, upon the purse of the owner or the

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