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... May 31, 1918. GREAT FLOWER SHOW AT CHELSEA. OR MANY YEARS the grand spring exhibition of the F Royal Horticultural Society has been held in the gardens of the Templo facing the Thames Embankment. In recent years, owing to a large increase in the number ...
... DVT. P(‘un.h.lzov:.’u axp Co. L;z gn::‘::ctunn poluti':n ‘{:‘ aper, hand and machine o n_apph > King's-road, Chelsea, l;mdg:.ns.w. &qfla:: Show Rooms, 496. Oxford-etreet, W. (near Marble Arch) —[Abvr.] 1 Jererey axp Co.’s ARTISTIC WALL PAPERS of a]l classes ...
... 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 ...
... true to nature. A spring in the calyx opening showed a portrait of Marie Antoinette. Bertin still remained :bo lr.uling power in * furillity and chiffon ” till the reign ended so atally. FREE.—Write for * Flowers, Floors, and Furniture,” sublube_d by Jackson’s ...
... week was £472. 10s. for a pair of Chinese powdered blue vases of oviform shape, the ground pencilled with flowers in gold—Kang-He period. Chelsea certainly had more originality in making natural objects into useful dempgns, and the vase formed as a lo ...
... 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 ...
... from Messrs Charles Knowles and | Co., 164, King'e-road, Chelsea : The moiré silk -tnßo. No, 68,156, at 2s. the piece, or, if you grfor a design, the French etripe, No. 68,163, with motifs of flower vases and garlands in soft cream on the beige. Another ...
... Billingsley wae said to have invented the not very painter-like device of washing-in the whole flower in colour and then wiping out the lights and modelling the flowers. Of course, he obtained a different effect in this way, but it is amusing to find what a ...
... Lrp, Manufacturers of Art Wall Paper, hand and machine printed. Patterns on application, 164, King's-road, Chelsea, London, S.W. Westend Show Rooms, 496, Oxford street, W. (near Marble Arch). —fApvr.) Jerrrey axp Co.’s AxtisTic WaLL Parers of all classes ...
... prospectus of which application should be made to the hon, secretary, Miss Claire Gaudet, 120, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea . FREE. Write for * Flowers, Floors, and Furniture,”” published by Juckson's, Malt-street. London, S.E., makers of Jackson's Floor Polish ...
... Knowles and Co., 164, King's-road, Chelsea, S.W.; while for loose covers and curtains I should have the Liberty cretonne (oi)uumblo from ?deun Liberty, Chesham House, ljocen't-umt{. No, C 936. It has a black ground with flowers in ba\:{l,n colouring, but in ...
... leaves. Half the beauty of Oriental flower decoration is l'im fact that the blossoms are always placed in really suitable bowls or vases. An artistic people, the Cfiinew have evolved these to suit almost every kind of flower, and this study has added much to ...