Fustic House was one of his favourite properties on Barbados.
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Although its wood is commonly knotty and twisted, straight-grained Osage orange timber makes very good fustic and aniline dyes.
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The columns and entablature are made of purple heart wood, while the panelling is fustic ( yellow tinted wood commonly found in South America ).
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Executed in toothsome exotic woods like amaranth, padauk, sabicu and fustic, the works shed light on a design team about whom much remains to be written.
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At some point between 1 March and 1 June 1805, " Racoon ", still under Gordon's command, captured a French sloop with a cargo of fustic.
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Among the related, coloring matters are : chrysin from poplar buds, apigenin from parsley, luteolin from weld, mignonette and dyer's broom, fisetin from young fustic and yellow cypress, galangin from galangal root, and myricetin from " Nageia nagi ".
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In January 1799 Jump sailed " Sprightly " for Jamaica . At some point between 6 May 1799 and 1 June 1799, " Sprightly " captured the French schooner " Esperance ", of six guns and 22 men . " Esperance " had been carrying a cargo of sugar and coffee from fustic.
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It was his use of the materials and traditions of island architecture that was truly innovative . Wealthy friends clamoured for Messel to design houses for them, both on Barbados and Mustique, and thus began what architect Barbara Hill described as his work & of converting quite ordinary houses into wonderlands . As well as his own home, Maddox, he re-designed and supervised the renovations of Leamington House and Pavilion ( for the Heinz family ), Crystal Springs, Cockade House, Alan Bay and Fustic House.
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