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 26
LAMPS AND SHADES 24 ened by a solution of potassium sulphide and water. Copper may be colored by simply heating to the proper degree. A little fine emery or pumice is then used to rub up the highlights, after which the pieces are attached to the frame by tacking them with solder to the inside of … Attaching Socket to Standard the corner angle strips. A paper pattern is now to be made so that the glass may be properly ordered. To se¬ cure this in place we may solder into the corner angles some small pieces of brass, as at A in Fig. 3, which are bent over when the glass is placed. Where a…
Lighting · Lampshades · Furniture, Mission
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