Putnam, J. Pickering (John Pickering), 1847-1917 · Boston, Ticknor and Co. · leaf 276
scribed, never smokes. (6.) Finally, the construction of the fireplace and flues is simple ;they are sufficiently durable, easily repaired in any part likely to requireit, inexpensive, safo, and unobjectionable in appearance. PLATES. PLATE XXXII. Fireplace in the dining-room of the second story of… … PLATE XXXII. PLATE XXXIII. Plates XXXIII. and XXXIV. are two unexecuted designs. Theyare for a country house in stone, shown in perspective in the AmericanArchitect for June 10, 187(>. Plate XXXIII. is for a fireplace of stone and brick combined. Theceilings and sideboards are from Talbert.
Fireplaces
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