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"Architecture & Design In Barbados" 2001 MILLER, Keith Furniture making The Architecture of Delano Vests/ Waistcoats

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"Architecture & Design In Barbados" 2001 MILLER, Keith Furniture making The Architecture of Delano Vests Waistcoats making The Architecture of Delano & Aldrich the definitive source about a practice whose work forms a lasting part of the American landscape w 143 lots Over 300 superb full colour photographs pay visual homage to an exclusive selection of some of the most outstanding properties on Barbados This is a beautifully produced 272 page book of the highest quality

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