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Only the top plate of the stand is used here as alow table centre piece. Note how the pointedmaterial contrasts with the round Roses.
Lifted out of the low plate, the same arrangementcomplete on the holder, is placed in a small dish ofwater on top of the plinth.
A bright copper kettle held this swerved arrangement of pinkblossom and crimson Tulips. The composition was completedby the addition of a round tray which stood behind thearrangement and picked up the circular movement of thedesign. An idea for the Hall. |
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