Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 468
DETAIL OF THE SHOE-BOX. On the top of the lid spread a few thicknessesof cotton batting, and over this lay a piece ofdenim or cretonne, either plain or with a figure,and tack it down around the edge of the lidwith large, oval-headed upholsterers tacks, asshown in Fig. 8 on the preceding page.… … FIG. IO. DETAIL OF BUTLERS TRAY. in the dining-room, and one that a boy canmake, will be a drop-ledge and butlers tray. Dishes can be removed from the table and Vol. XXXII.—43. laid temporarily on the tray, which can be lo-cated conveniently in the dining-room andpartly hidden by a screen. Two…
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