The Domestic Landscape 1860-1960
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H. J. Jennings Our homes and how to beautify them
London: 1902
RQ 785 figure
96 A tiled
bathroom
simplicity should be the keynote. You can have the
walls covered with washable paper, or with glazed tiles. You can have
the floor covered with linoleum in a tile design or with cork carpet.
Nothing more is wanted; anything more would be superfluous (p. 239) |
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Sanitary Institute of Great Britain Catalogue of health
exhibition of sanitary apparatus, appliances,
and articles of domestic use and economy, to be held at Glasgow ...
1904 London: [1904]
Mu61-b.10
pages 50-51
Stall No. 14: Doulton &
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Sanitary Institute of Great Britain Catalogue
of health exhibition of sanitary apparatus, appliances,
and articles of domestic use and economy, to be held at Glasgow ...
1904 London: [1904]
Mu61-b.10
page 131
Advertisement for Earth
Closets
The British Sanitary Co.'s new and improved
self-acting earth closet ... for simplicity and efficiency their
closet stands alone (p.131) |
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of the Labour Party who own copyright on this pamphlet |
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Labour Party, Great Britain Your home planned by Labour
London: 1943
Broady C37 page 3
This is an
ordinary bathroom with chromium fittings, green tiles and glossy
paint. A bathroom should be compact, convenient and cheerful. |
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