The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1906)

Garden Furniture

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other climbing plants. Yet further, a
screen of a different design, with a
series of hoops along the top, is shown
on the left-hand side of the garden
view (p. 251), which has a gravel path
leading up to a screened seat in a
recess at the end.

Thus far single lines only of screen
work have been exemplified. From
these it is a perfectly logical develop-
ment to pass on to parallel screens or
rows of pillars connected overhead by
arches, as shown in the illustration
(p. 253) of an alley running beneath
a series of arches, the regularity of
whose outlines is softened by a luxuriant
tangle of roses.

A further variety is that which is
known by the name of " pergola,"
and which ordinarily consists of hori-

eagle terminal in terra-cotta

designed and executed by zontal bars fixed on the top of upright

doulton & co., ltd., lambeth supports. Such a feature, opening

into a sort of atrium, is shown
on p. 253 ; while another (p. 255)
(p. 257) screen of more open work, with a bower rectagonal in plan, overhung with autumnal vines
embodied in it, makes an admirable frame for which cast tangled shadows on the fountain in the
rambler roses, jasmine, honeysuckle, clematis and midst, dark cypresses and an intensely blue sky

design for garden fountain

by f. derwent wood, sculptor