Stately homes in America : from colonial times to the present day (1903)
Desmond, Harry W. (Harry William), 1863-1913, Croly, Herbert David, 1869-1930 · New York : D. Appleton and Company · leaf 492
tal plasterer, and the hardwaremanufacturer. The extent to which native American workhas been demanded has varied with the extent to which itwas possible to import available foreign antiques. The fur-niture, fabrics, and tapestries can be readily imported, andhave been imported in such large… … THE MODERN RESIDENCE designed and wrought more than ever on this side, whilethe ornamental plastering is, of course, exclusively of Amer-ican manufacture. The hardware also, although more orless importable, is naturally made for the most part in thiscountry, because the modern American demands a…
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