Old English Interiors
Old English Interiors
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The Jacobean panelling which followed is distinguished by an increased intricacy of framing and moulding which was very often ingeniously introduced and varied with inlaid wood. The large amount of panelling in the place of carving which still exists shows how universally it was adopted. In combination with the oak panelling, tapestry played an important part in the covering of the walls, and makes as interesting a treatment as could be desired. With the coming of the Georges this treatment of ...small panels gave way to a much broader arrangement. The large panels became much wider and were generally divided by a dado rail at a distance of about two feet nine to three ICC l-UJ ^
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The Jacobean panelling which followed is distinguished by an increased intricacy of framing and moulding which was very often ingeniously introduced and varied with inlaid wood. The large amount of panelling in the place of carving which still exists shows how universally it was adopted. In combination with the oak panelling, tapestry played an important part in the covering of the walls, and makes as interesting a treatment as could be desired. With the coming of the Georges this treatment of ...small panels gave way to a much broader arrangement. The large panels became much wider and were generally divided by a dado rail at a distance of about two feet nine to three ICC l-UJ ^
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