Pottery
Pottery
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The surface is sometimes inlaid with ivory, metal, mother-of pearl, slices of agate and other substances, as in the Boulle or marquetry work already alluded to.
The frame of the table is either a deep rail not far within the edge, or a thick pillar or leg or several legs collected, mortised into a broad expanding foot and FURNITURE AND WOODWORK. 171 supporting a spreading framework above, to which the top itself can he fastened, and stretching far enough all round in the direction of the edges ...to give a firm support.
The decoration of the top can only he superficial if the table is for use, and any decoration by carving, piercing, and so on, must be confined to the framework and the supports. These parts can be, and have been at all times decorated as the framework of chairs, and by very much the same kinds of ornament.
To tables of more modern periods, little galleries of pierced work or of tiny balustrades are sometimes added. They belong to the age of porcelain collectors, hoops, broad coat-skirts, and tea-parties, and are in- tended to save delicate wares from being swept to the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The surface is sometimes inlaid with ivory, metal, mother-of pearl, slices of agate and other substances, as in the Boulle or marquetry work already alluded to.
The frame of the table is either a deep rail not far within the edge, or a thick pillar or leg or several legs collected, mortised into a broad expanding foot and FURNITURE AND WOODWORK. 171 supporting a spreading framework above, to which the top itself can he fastened, and stretching far enough all round in the direction of the edges ...to give a firm support.
The decoration of the top can only he superficial if the table is for use, and any decoration by carving, piercing, and so on, must be confined to the framework and the supports. These parts can be, and have been at all times decorated as the framework of chairs, and by very much the same kinds of ornament.
To tables of more modern periods, little galleries of pierced work or of tiny balustrades are sometimes added. They belong to the age of porcelain collectors, hoops, broad coat-skirts, and tea-parties, and are in- tended to save delicate wares from being swept to the ground.
What to read after Pottery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L Arnoux to read onlineMoreLess
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