Modern dwellings in town and country adapted to American wants and climate with a treatise on furniture and decoration (1878)
Holly, Henry Hudson, 1834-1892 · New York, Harper & brothers, publishers · leaf 207
er ofpots. These are often ornamentalin themselves, being frequently offaience or majolica, and may be ei-ther grouped or placed in singlestands. Fig. 35 illustrates a single vaseand stand, which is the same as thatshown in the dining-room interior(Fig. 36). Another inexpensive method ofdecoration… … Fisr. 34.—Flower-sumd. PLANTS. 203 tion like this, where the sun cannot reach them, there are only certainplants which would thrive, as, for instance, the English ivy, or some va-trieties of fern. If cut flowers, which can be changed as they fade, areadded, the effect will be as bright andcheerful…
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