The apartments of the house : their arrangement, furnishing and decoration (1900)
Crouch, Joseph, Butler, Edmund · London : At the sign of the Unicorn · leaf 176
THE APARTMENTS OF THE HOUSE well be revived for drawing-room use Jf the framing of the seat were treated in a more soundly constructional manner. We know of three chairs which are all practically facsimiles of each other. The one here illustrated belongfs to Mr. Edmund Butler ; another owned by Mr.… … and the general feeling of stability and usefulness. This shows a further development in the direc- tion of the upholstered seat. It should be remembered that the Restoration had an important influence on English life. The long residence of Charles abroad had imbued him with foreign ideas and the…
Architecture, Domestic · Interior decoration
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