... waich is reproduced here, and which seems to show very clearly the various marks in chronological order, from the carliest date down to the commencement of the Bloor period : 1750 I D Earliest Mark in Gold. Chelsea-Derby mark, ? 1770.1784. & & D Under Royal ...

... hold the stems of the flowers in position and allow the blossoms to spread out so that each one is f‘:l’ly displayed. In short, there is no end to the fascinating novelties in ;Kg way of flower holders which the firm has to show, and it is well worth ...

... one guinea ; this shows how difficult it IN to judge the value of old china, us the contrasts are so great. 'there seems to be quite a fashion in figures emblematic of the seisms since the high price given for the Bristol set. The Chelsea bust of a man ...

... Lro. Manufacturers of ♦rt Wall Papers, hand and machine printed. Patterns on application, 164. King's.road, Chelsea, London. 8.W.--West-end Show Hoorn, Oxford street, W. (near Marble Archl.--tAuvr.) FLOORYLINE.—ItYLAND*B SANITARY FLOOR VARNISH. Dark oak ...

... s with vase-shaped stems decorated with flowers in low relief, and with green, yellow, and mauve panels, 12in. high, for which £l2O was paid. On the second day the attraction was Sevres, Worcester, and Chelsea porcelain, faience, and decorative furniture ...

... climates. Autumn-flowering Begonias. I think 1 am correct in saying that two firms have tuken the lead in developing and placing before the tlowerloving public these useful autumn plants, viz., Clibrans of Manchester, and Veitch of Chelsea. The latter is ...

... Messrs Heal and Son. 'Tottenham-court-road, with • stone-coloured ground patterned with detached flower sprays and • border designed ins • of fruit and flowers. The same HMI would send you patterns of Rose du Barn linen for curtains and rovers. do not care ...

... for all time a special and a melancholy interc-! for my friend. Mr Wallace's fine exhibit at the great Inte: national Show at Chelsea in 1912 led to his being commission: | to make a rock and water garden by the Archduke Fran: Ferdinand of Austria at the ...

... LTD.. Km, ulacturen: of Art Wal. Paper, hand and machine printed. Patterns on application, 164, King's-road, Chelsea, London, S.W. Weal-end Show Room, 496, Cafordwtreet, W. (near Marble Arch).-- (At I AND CO:II ARTISTIC WALL PAPERS all are always on view ...

... hire. It is the reproduction of an English Spitalfields brocade of about VW. and is woven with a quaint design of flower baskets and flowering trees in tussors colour. Yuu should certainly for pattern, and I think you will be delighted with it. I should ...

... broad E v 7 | ’ A X b ;‘ 1 Note the two top vases on the left. The end flower is a Darwin, the next and more pointed one a Cottage possibilities of the future. At each of the three shows @ gold medal was awarded. Readers should krow that this 18 the highest ...

... Langdon, l«gonias; Cutbush and Son, roses; May and Sons, ferns; Sutton and Sonms, florists’ flowers; Veitch and Sons, stove plants and azaleas; Webb and Sons, flowering plants; R. Wallace and Co., lilies and herbaceous. J SiLver-6iLT Cups.—C. Engelmann, c ...