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The Arts & Crafts in New England, 1704-1775; Gleanings From Boston Newspapers Relating to Painting, Engraving, Silversmiths, Pewterers, Clockmakers, Furniture, Pottery, old Houses, Costume, Trades and Occupations, &c
(Hardcover)
George Francis Dow
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The Big Book of Over 500 Patterns and Designs
- Fractal, Geometrical, Asymmetrical, Victorian, Arabesque, Nature, Dots, 3D, Abstract, Floral and More
(Paperback)
Jennifer Lauretti
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R1,104
R933
Discovery Miles 9 330
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It's an amazing coffee table book, filled with flip flop fashion
tips, celebrity photos, fantastic quotes, fashion tips and
absolutely gorgeous flip flop photos Take 15 minutes out of your
day, sit back, read some calming and inspiration quotes. Relax
while reading your way to paradise and imagining yourself sitting
on the beach with your fancy flip flops A must have for the flip
flop lover his is a must have for everyone's coffee table. This is
a great decorative reading addition to any boutiques, salons, spas,
real estate agencies, hotels, home departments, furniture stores,
shoe stores & anything else for the fashionista
The World of Silk is the third in the Secrets of Silk series on the
history of silk. It explores both the similarities and differences
between each country and highlights the people and the fascinating
stories that make it all come alive. Each chapter focuses on a
particular country and its history, unique culture and priorities,
problems and solutions. The first chapters are on silk in Japan,
Korea and India. Silk was well suited to both tropical and
subtropical regions, so the next chapters are on Thailand,
South-East Asia, Turkey and the post-Soviet states. The dream of
establishing sericulture in both England and the United States met
with mixed results and that led to their move from sericulture to
manufacturing. 'Old World, New World' includes Central and South
America and South Africa and looks again at the changes in Europe.
China has come full circle and once more it is the world's leader
and this chapter looks at some of its most recent developments, and
the effect of its policies on its lands and people, and worldwide.
Finally, The World of Silk brings together some of the exciting
scientific developments, including fluorescent silkworms and exotic
food products. It concludes with a review of the future for silk
and a practical section on sewing with silk. It is richly
illustrated, with an extensive bibliography and index.
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