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Our homes; how to beautify them. One hundred and fifty engravings (1888)

[Martin, George A.] d. 1904 · New York, O. Judd co. · leaf 65

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ther with the cross-piecewhich extends through half-inch holes, and ebonize or gildthem. For the top use an inch pine board, measuringthirty-three by twenty-seven inches. The lower board iseight by ten inches, and half an inch thick. Cover thesepieces with plush of an old-gold color. Gild a piece… … FIG. 48.—HOME-MADE FANCY TABLE. be used in place of the rope, but this is the latest freakof fancy. Large bows of old-gold satin ribbon are tiedwhere the legs cross. Fig. 49 shows a method of decoration which may beapplied to any small table. The top is covered with pea-cock-blue plush, which has…

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