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A guide to collectors : 3,500 illustrations : English furniture, decoration, woodwork & allied arts during the last half of the seventeenth century, the whole of the eighteenth century, and the earlier part of the nineteenth (1900)

Strange, Thomas Arthur · London : McCorquodale · leaf 363

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the centre rise by two small springs placed opposite to each other, which are constructed on the model of baize door springs, and cannot but be understood by any workman who is acquainted with hanging a door of this kind. In this Table there are four real drawers made with square sides. No. 3 on… … bookcase, front wise, will hold two depths of books, allowing for each in the clear five and a half inches, which is as much as is required for a volume seven and a half inches, or crown octavo, which these bookcases are intended for, and the size chieflv used by young ladies. No. 2 on page 341 is…

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