Period furnishings; an encyclopedia of historic furniture, decorations and furnishings (1911)
Clifford, C. R. (Chandler Robbins), 1858-1935 · New York, Clifford & Lawton · leaf 226
itewere closely associated and the distinctionis not always clear. Our previous chapterpoints to many of the differences. Sheraton employed often the lyre formin his chair backs and used a form of needle-work in burning or engraving panels ofsatinwood with rosewood inlaid; all of hiswork was at… … Me picked out designs with gildings and employedcameo-like panels. He suggested in his book that orna-ment may be white and gold, japanned or painted, andadvises that the cove and ceiling be richly ornamentedin paintings and gold. His use of satinwood or whitemahogany was extended even to the…
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