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marquetry

Inlaying of various woods, bone, or ivory, usually on furniture, to create ornate patterns and pictures. Parquetry is the term used for geometrical inlaid patterns. The method is thought to have originated in Germany or Holland.



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We usually do everything in house, from design development, joinery, upholstery, special finishes like painting and marketry to production and installation.
177) Although Marketry no longer services the account,(178) its conduct is representative of the near unlimited information-gathering potential presented by cyberspace and underscores the almost complete absence of legislation regulating data collection and trade.
Yet by book's end Hodgson has become a motive-spotter like the rest, detecting careerism and veiled racism and labeling free marketry as merely "the self-interest of the business class" in that same old Wills-Lind-Phillips style.
 
 
 
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