Lamps and shades in metal and art glass : eighteen complete designs with working drawings and full directions for their making (1911)
Adams, John D. (John Duncan), 1879- · Chicago : Popular Mechanics Co. · leaf 21
DROPLIGHTS 19 ones naturally as much less. Before proceeding with the bending, place the two strips of hardwood in the vise and plane off the upper edges at the proper angle. The upper angle strips may then be bent up the … Fig. 2 Method of Hanging; a Shade slope, and the lower ones down. In this way we get one angle as much more as the other is less than 90°. When the entire frame has been assembled, brighten up the outer surfaces with some old emery cloth, after which apply a coat of lacquer. Even ordinary frosted…
Lighting · Lampshades · Furniture, Mission
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