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... strong. Probably as a curiosity, 40 guineas were paid. For • pair of Longton Hall musical figures guineas were paid. The Chelsea showed nice discrimination in choice, and figures fetched good prices,. A pair of a shepherd and shepherdess, modelled by Rou ...
... provided ing to its vitiating effects on cut flowers and the diffi- table illumination. with two tiny needle-points, which. penetrating tho top of adapting it for table lights. Electricity provides Fig. 2 shows a table lighted entirely in this way with cloth ...
... and drawings by Miss C. Aliport, who shows to greatest advantage in thou subjects simply which are treated in broad, fl at tones, such as Marshland (101). Maitland is toe other exhibitor, his studies of old Chelsea and Kensington Gardena are characterised ...
... by Mies Corry. To the march aucceeded song pictrussque dumb show tames from fairy tales: Beauty and tb, blast (given by Depdoed branch), being strong MI, Sayers ; The Swineherd (Chelsea branch), by Miss Askbee The Terrible Head (Marylebone branch) ...
... of Art Wall Papers, hind and machine printed. The largest showrooms in London. Patterns on application, 164, King's.road, Chelsea, London, S.W.-lAm' T. RytAND's SANITARY AND DECORATIVE FLOOR VARNISIII3, FLOORTLINF, - rrcommended by art decorators. Light ...
... the example illustrated, the Wistaria decoration , from Messrs Charles Knowles and Co., 104, King's-road, Chelsea. The beautifully-drawn flower design, as will be seen, forms its own frieze, but is so arranged as to make no line of demarcation, but rather ...
... goodly show of old embroidered pictures, English samplers, old Italian brocades, old paste, old Battersea enamels, old silver and Sheffield plate, such as one rarely sees nowadays. The embroideries are certainly the largest and most important show that ...
... and it you pay a visit to the Liierpool establishment of Messrs Waring and Gillow (lloklatieet) they will no doubt be alio to show you many suitable designs which they already have. If the large mirror is too Imputing for the size of the room, you might ...
... party for Ascot at Qusansmmid), and Lady Evelyn Innes•Her, with the Duchess of Re:burghs, were present. AT THE TENIPLI FLOWER SHOW THE RAIN. tiful electric light fittings, looks so fresh and inviting that to the weary shopper or sightseer the eight of ...
... ranunculus like flowers in tones of blue, orange, and wit green are arranged to form stripes, with a powdering of single flower-terms between. With either paper 1 should have moreen curtains. hi nee of the leading shades of the flowers, or else in warm ...
... oombinat on of Chinese pagodas and shell work, drip ping water, flowers, branches, animate, and birds, withoonasionally the figure or head of • Chinaman considerably smaller than the flowers and birds of the same frame. One of Chippendale's favourite motifs ...
... The vicar's daughter, anus flower laden, nods as she Inarrios by to the white tent at the top of tho heal 'helm schoohnistims follows. bearing a box of cut blooms. each surrounded by the a hite paper collar of flower show etiquette, to make it look as ...