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Title: Building with assurance
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Morgan Woodwork Organization
Subjects: woodwork -- catalogs domestic architecture -- catalogs furnishings -- catalogs Division 06 Division 12 wood posts and columns wood stairs wood railings base and shoe moldings exterior wood door frames wood door and window casings dining tables and chairs lamps couchws and loveseats art glass
Publisher: Morgan Woodwork Organization
Contributing Library: MBJ collection

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nsistent with home feeling today isshown by its use in American homes. The next infiuence we have to consider is theRomantic, which, as its name suggests, is emo-tional, free, and frets at restraint, and naturallyemploys an abundance of color. This Baroquemovement arose in Southern Europe and, likethe preceding one, swept over the continent andEngland. Impatience at the restrictions of theRenaissance doubtless aided the spreading ofthe Baroque influence. Rococo, Art Nouveauand the *Newer Decoration are all outburstsof the Romantic spirit. The Baroque retainedthe heaviness and impressiveness of the Re--naissance. Its influence continued in Franceuntil the time of Louis XIV, when classicismwas again introduced into furniture design, al-though in a manner called pompous. There are many minor periods of influenceon furniture design which would need muchexplanation and illustration, hence only thebroad and general history of design has beentouched upon.—Goorf Furniture Magazine. . ^^^^ ^
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French Doors M-400 Tl^HILE French Doors are intended primarily for outside use—for porches,^ sun rooms, etc.—this illustration shows that they are now employed togood advantage for inter-rcom use where lighting or heating is a reason forseparating two rcoms. Illustration shows White Enamel finish, glazed Plain Double StrengthGlass. Layout-—Stiles and Top Rail S^^^ face, 33^over-all; Bottom Rail8% face, 9 over-all. Carried in stock in the following woods and sizes, glazed as shown orGenume Polished Plate—Plain or Beveled. Plain Red Oak EachEachEachEachEachEachEach DoorDoorDoorDoorDoorDoorDoor 2-0x6-8 opening2-6x6-8 opening2-8x6-8 opening2-0x7-0 opening2-6x7-0 opening2-8x7-0 opening3-0x7-0 opening in pairsin pairsin pairsin pairsin pairsin pairsin pairs 4-0x6-8, IW5-0x6-8, IM5-4x6-8, IM4-0x7-0, l^A5-0x7-0, IM5-4x7-0, IH6-0x7-0, IM Birch Each Door 2-0x6-8 opening in pairs 4-0x6-8, 1^Each Door 2-6x6-8 opening in pairs 5-0x6-8, 1^Each Door 2-8x6-8 opening in pairs 5-4x6-8, 1%Each D

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