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Le Livre de la Femme D'Intérieur par Oscar-Edmond Ris-Paquot, 1891 | |||||||
'Le
Livre de la Femme D'Intérieur: table, couture, ménage,
hygiène' by Oscar-Edmond Ris-Paquot was published by
Henri Laurens in Paris in 1891. It contains a brief
paragraph mentioning serviette folding and a number of
connected illustrations of serviette folds. No folding
instructions are given.
Roughly translated this says: 'For lunch, it is admissable to allow the greatest fantasy in the embellishment of the linen, which can be embroidered in different colors, and serviettes folded in a crowd of ways (fig. 96 to 104) to give the table the most pleasant and coquettish appearance.' A full copy of the work can be accessed here. ********** Analysis
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