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Our homes and their adornment: (1883)

Varney, Almon Clother, 1849- [from old catalog] · Detroit, Mich., J. C. Chilton & co. · leaf 325

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ed, add more to thecosiness of the room, than the bed. It is a good plan topurchase a plain bedstead and devote more to the other fur-niture. 296 OUR HOMES AND THEIR ADORNMENTS. The Deessing Bureau. Where it can be afforded, a bureau is very dasirable; itshould be of size corresponding with the… … fig. 7 BEDSTEAD AND DRAPERY. 297 A recent writer on this matter says of the bed-roomtable: Quite an inexpensive one may be made from a dry-goods box three feet hi^-h, four wide, and two and a halffeet deep, with four blocks of wood, one inch thick and fourinches square, nailed beneath each corner,…

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