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                    APPENDIX.
                      or ~ra1nit~-room turniiure,
                           (Fio. 192.)
   This PLATE is a fair representation of a new style of Parlor or
 Drawing-room Furniture.   It will be observed that the wood-work
on the sofas and chairs is continued in scrolls on the back of each.
The upholstery around these scrolls is stitched up square about
one and a quarter inches, which gives the scrolls that much depres-
sion from the surface of the covering.  Around the lower part of
the back there is a roll thrown in, which adds much to the style,
and enables the workman to draw the covering very tight without
setting in gores.  This roll projects over on the seats, (which are
very wide,) and makes the furniture very comfortable.  This suit
is finished in medallion Gobelin tapestry of green ground, with
gold center-pieces, and bouquets of rich colors in the center of the
gold.
  The Center-table is much the same as on Figure 193, only this
one is round and the other is oval.
  The Etagere is very ornamental, but is difficult to transfer prop-
erly on paper.   It has a marble slab in the center, and has seven
mirrors in the frames in the back.    It is in harmony with the
other articles on the plate.