Dresser, Christopher · London : and New York [etc.] Cassell, Petter, & Galpin · leaf 146
y of the decanter so that light may surround it as fully as possible (Figs. 122 and 12:3). In Figs. 124 to 135 I give a number of shapes of decanters and jugs, such as may be seen in our best shop-windows, and such as I consider desirable forms for such vessels; and in considering the shape of such… … Fig. 131. Fig. 126. Fig. 12S. Fig. 124. Fig. 129. Fig. 127. Fig. 126. >flrr ) ) *3L j{ <> K ---»» Fig. 130. Fig. 132. Fig. 135. 134. Fig Fig. 133. character of the handle; but respecting the application of handles to vessels I will speak when considering silversmiths' work (see page 140). Besides…
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