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violin pointing to the rear of the spider,
resulting in the
nicknames fiddleback spider,
brown fiddler, or
violin spider. The
violin pattern is not a definitive...
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Fiddleback may
refer to:
Fiddleback chasuble, a
Christian liturgical vestment Fiddleback maple, a
particular grain of
maple wood used for
musical instruments...
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Industrial Revolution and
completed in 1887, pla****
tunes three times daily.
Fiddleback Farm, a
Grade II*
listed building, is
situated approximately 100 yards...
- (tiger maple), also
known as
flamed maple,
curly maple,
ripple maple,
fiddleback or
tiger stripe, is a
feature of
maple in
which the
growth of the wood...
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often cut away further,
giving it the
distinctive shape often called fiddleback.
Complex decoration schemes were
often used on
chasubles of sca****r form...
- with
scroll pillars and gl**** pulls, work
tables with
scroll feet and
fiddleback chairs.
Elements of the
style enjo**** a
brief revival in the 1890s with...
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series Doctor Who. He used the
pseudonym J. M.
Morris for his 2001
novel Fiddleback. He
currently lives in Tadcaster,
North Yorkshire, in a 200-year-old stone...
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finished work it
becomes a part of.
These include: bird's eye
quilted curly (
fiddleback) The way a
given piece of wood has been sawn
affects both its appearance...
- Cheney,
second from right, at
Fiddleback Ranch, near Douglas, Wyoming, on July 31, 2019...
- maple, most
often with a
matching striped figure,
referred to as flame,
fiddleback, or
tiger stripe. The neck is
usually maple with a
flamed figure compatible...
