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... decorated pieces of old Chelsea china are exceedingly valuable and difficult to obtain; even the mug here illustrated would probably fetch a nice little sum if put up for auction. In Fig. 2, a Swansea cup and saucer, one can seo how this flower painting was carried ...
... NORTH END OF LADY CONSTANCE HATCH'S DRAWING-ROOM. SHOWING QUAINT Louis XVI. ('HAIR. ('ABINET OF CFA RE' CHINA, 'AND ONE OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY LOOK I NO-GLASSES. part it is French. but Chelsea holds supreme reign in the cabinet illustrated. The Chinaman ...
... Lrp, Manufaclurers of Art Wall Paper, hand and machine printed. Patterns on application, 164, King's-road, Chelsea, London, SW, West-end Show Rooms, 496, Oxford-street, W, (near Marbie Arch).—[ApvT.) l@ffiifi_ . SO ») Tell € Jl¥ | A SipEBOARD IN UNrornisuep ...
... that given for the last pair of Derby dwarfs that were sold here. A Chelsea suuff-box, modelled with a shepherd and shepherdess, sold for 10gs. Last week a sketch of another Chelsea snuff-box was in these columns. Battersea enamel table candlesticks keep ...
... . Tire Mayor of Chelsea (she Ron. William Sidney), on the afternoon of Monday last, the 9th inst., opened an un interesting exhibition of artificial flowers --the work of blind and crippled girls connected w the Watercrina and Flower Girls' Christian ...
... Meters Wm. Cutbush and Son. Highgate, for em u , o f flowering plants, &c.; Messrs Paul and Son, Cheshubt, for roses; Messrs James Veitch and Sow, Chelsea, for fruit pote; Messrs James Veitch and Sons, Chelsea. for stove. Plante, and orchids; Mon ß. Wallace ...
... that. Like Mahomed, we would share our last penny between food and flowers. The council of our great society have acted wisely in deciding to hold both the Chelsea and the Holland House shows as usual this year. The beautiful side of horticulture needs e ...
... generations, They have all the resemblance of being early Chelsea china. 1 saw a pair in Ireland rather like these, but without the bird. that were marked with the Chelsea anchor, the encrusted flowers printed with equally cheery colours in both examples. ...
... as 1 backwards, for the coming week promises to be one i unusual interest in these war times. For there is the ( helsea Flower Show, which gathers force as the years by, and DOW, when of ordinary “season” there is o, looms very large indeed in the social ...
... An example of the Darwin type shows have been held—two at Vincent-square and one at Chelsea—at each of which I think I may say the tulip was supreme. At the second of the three it reigned in solitary grandeur; it ate alone. At the others this Joseph-coated ...
... NOTES. Coming Events. that ever is UNE 29 J at the Botanie Gardens is the date of THE Rose Show ~ London. In other words, it is ~our great English national flower, when ar time 1 venture to predict a large gathering of the feast dav of the famly July 6 ...
... porcelain. A pair of Chelsea parrots (see illustration) Inches high, were remarkable for the quality of the green. They made 231 guineas, 24 guineas. being paid for • pair of Bow candlesticks inches high with figures of a youth and erl. Chelsea vase 101 inches ...