Issu ed b y GALLERIES - Corning Museum of Glass · There are pieces which immediately strike a ... - - - - - £5 5 0 20 BREVES LALIQUE GALLERIES. 24 23 27 27 27—Powder Box, Two

I s s u e d b y

B R E V E S

L A L I Q U E

G A L L E R I E S

BREVES LALIQUE GA L L E R J E SIMPERIAL COURT, 2 BASIL ST K N I G H T S B R I D G E ,LONDON. S.W.3

with illustrations o f s ome characteristic examples o f his work from the permanent exhibition at

B R EV ES L A L IQ U E G A LLER I ESI M P E R I A L C O U R T

2 . B A S I L S T R E E T

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L O N D O N . S .W. 3

g l a s s , t h e r e h a s n e v e r b e e n s u c ha consum m ate m aste r as R eneL alique. F o r L a lique n o t on lypossesses a r ich im ag in a tio n and

an u n e rr in g sense o f fo rm — he has an ex trao rd in a ry facu lty fo r ex p lo itin g the c o lo u r and tex tu re o f th e glass itself. H is v e rsa tility is a s ton ish ing . H e can be delicate, fan tastic , b izarre , o r v ig o ro u s , yet his style alw ays harm on ises w ith his subject, a n d th e o rig in a lity o f th e tru e a rtis t m arks all his w o rk . U n d e r his hands glass has advanced to a deg ree th a t w o u ld have seem ed incred ib le even a q u a rte r o f a cen tu ry ago . In his Paris s tu d io h e designs n o t on ly tab le w are , scen t b o t t les, an d a w ealth o f deco ra tiv e ob jec ts, b u t illum ina ted bow ls w h ich ach ieve effects o f u n im ag in ed beauty . H e has even c rea ted a series o f m asco ts fo r m o to r cars. L alique , indeed , is th e p io n ee r in th e A ge o f G lass w h ich is n o w at its beg inn ing .

Page Two

Lalique is here seen in various moods. The Firebird screen assumes an almost ethereal beauty when illum inated from the bronze base. The scent bottles show how he can invest even small objects w ith grace and distinction.

P age Three

The Carp is illuminated with a soft orange light. The large vase is embellished with intaglio ivy-leaf design, the smaller with a fern frond pattern. Note how Lalique has captured the quick sweep of the swallows’ wings.

Page Four

Laliqu e can create on a grand scale with equal success, as this impressive exam ple proves. The fountain illustrated is in the L ido A rcade, Cham ps Elysées, opened in 1926. L ik e a ll his works, it harmonises perfectly with beautiful surroundings.

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Table glass figures largely among Lalique’s productions. T h is group includes the “B acchante” Vase, “ M arguerite” D ecanter, “ F aun ” M en u H older, “ D ragon F ly ” K n ife R est, also various glasses fo r w ater and wine— all fam o us fo r their originality .

N ude studies reveal y e t another aspect o f Lalique’s far-rang ing genius. H is work is pervaded by the qualities o f the sculptor, and the exquisite line and curve o f his figures convey a sense o f the rhythm o f real life.

Page Seven

Observe how cunningly Lalique employs decoration, and how his style in the vase, the inkstand and the candlestick is perfectly appropriate to the subject. Sim ple or ornate, his creations are always fu l l o f character.

Page Eight

The motor mascots designed by Lalique achieve a rare combination of beauty and distinction. They are moulded from a special glass, untarnishable and almost unbreakable. At night, their charm is enhanced by concealed illumination in soft colours.

Page Nine

In the sphere of interior illumination, Lalique has achieved wonderful new effects. Among his lighting pieces there are hanging bowls, table lamps, cornices, lustres, lanterns and screens— all beautiful in form and richly decorated.Those interested in the general subject of lighting should apply for our booklet.

Page Ten

Lalique Lights are available either as single ornamental pieces or as an integral part of the decoration of a room. Beautiful in themselves, they lend a rare and elusive beauty to the light which they radiate.

Page Eleven

Architects are familiar with many of Lalique’s famous lighting pieces, such as the example “Grapes" illustrated above. In collaboration with Breves, Ltd., original schemes of Lalique Lighting can be designed for a complete house or building.

Page Twelve

Those who visited the Exposition des Arts Décoratifs in 1925 will remember the massive plaques embodied in the wrought-iron gates at the entrance to the Lalique Pavilion. The highest praise of such work has come from architects and other creative artists.

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The original inkstand of this design was specially made for M. Poincaré. This is one of Lalique’s most exclusive creations, the “edition” being limited to twenty, of which M. Poincaré acquired No. 1, the example shown above being No. 2.

H E en te rp ris in g gen ius o f L alique a lone revealed th e fu ll possib ilities o f glass as an artistic m edium . T o -day glass appears in n ew form s, serves n ew p u rposes, an d is even

recogn ised as a m o st desirable a lternative to silver. N o t th e least o f the a ttrac tions o f L alique G lass is the b read th o f its appeal. T h e re are pieces w h ich im m ediately s trike a responsive n o te w ith the connoisseur, the h u n tsm an , th e m o to ris t, th e a rtist, o r the m an o r w o m an w h o loves beauty fo r its o w n sake. I t is th e suprem e tr ib u te to L alique th a t he can appeal so in tim ately to such w idely differing tem peram ents. A t B reves’ L alique G alleries his w o rk is to be seen in all its lav ish variety . H ere i t is possib le to acquire a single exquisite specim en to bestow u p o n a friend , a service o f glass fo r the table, o r a lovely h an g in g b o w l to ad o rn a ro o m . A n d i f desired , a com ple te schem e o f in te r io r illum ination can be p lanned to harm on ise w ith the decora tive features o f y o u r hom e.

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v arious phases o f L alique’s a r t ; b u t as th e p ro d u c tio n is lim ited , certa in o f these m ay n o t n o w be available. F o r th e conven ience o f p a t r o n s , w e i n c l u d e several loose illu stra tions o f th e la test specim ens r e c e i v e d f r o m P a r i s . W e shall be hap p y to q u o te p rices fo r p ieces illu s tra ted in th e m ain b o d y o f th e b o o k , o n request.

H E e x a m p l e s illu s tra ted i n t h e p reced in g pages are rep resen ta tive o f th e

3460

3461

3462

3460— Jardiniere, A canthes, in grey, green, or b ro w n - £ 5 15 63461— Jardiniere, Gazelles (frosted glass) - - - £7 7 03462— Jardiniere, Birds (grey frosted glass) - - - £10 10 0

1

Animal Ashtrays in clear glass, 12/6. In opal, green, amber or fume, 14/6.

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282 280

279

279—Oval Leaves Ashtray, in opal, blue, and green - £1 5 0282—Octagonal Birds’ Ashtray in colours - £1 15 0280—Medicis in opal, blue, and green - - - - - £1 17 6278—Archer Ashtray in opal, blue and green, amber and fume £1 10 0

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43

41

4

44 42

41— Lily o f the Valley Sandwich Box in opal green £4 10 043— Sirens’ Sandwich Box, in opal, blue or amber 4 15 044— W ater Grasshopper in opal, green and blue - 4 12 642— “ F ish ” Sandwich Box, in opal or amber - 5 5 0

BREVES LALIQUE GALLERIESIM PERIA L C O U R T , 2 BASIL STREET,

(SECOND FLOOR-LIFT)KNIGHTSBRIDGE, LONDON, S. W. 3

75

77

3884

I

7 5 — Roger Powder Box, black enamel d e s ig n ;also in opal - - - - - £2 7 6

77— Eglantine Powder Box, in opal - - 3 3 03884— Butter Dish “ Gatinais ” in grey, green,

blue and brown - - 2 5 01— Peacock Powder Box, in colours - - 4 17 6

BREVES LALIQUE GALLERIESIMPERIAL C O U R T, 2 BASIL STREET,

(SECOND FLOOR-LIFT)

KNIGHTSBRIDGE, LONDON, S. W.35

5 63

63

5—Powder Box, engraved design Louveciennes - - £4 4 063—Maidenhair Powder Box in colours - - £1 2 664— Peacock and Leaves Powder Box in colours - £1 2 6

64

64

6


59

62

76

76— Pow der B os, St. N ectar - - £ 0 12 662— D eer Pow der Box in colours - £ 1 2 659— Pow der Box, Hares, in colours - - 2 6

7BREVES LALIQUE GALLERIES

999

993

997

988

999— Vase, Oran, in colours - 14 guineas993— Vase, four sparrows - - 14 guineas997— Vase, Bacchante, in colours - 21 guineas988— Vase, Egrets, in colours - 11 guineas


(SECOND FLOOR-LIFT)

KNIGHTSBRIDGE, LONDON, S. W.38

982

975

3701

976

9 8 2 --Vase, Ronsard (frosted glass) - £5 15 69 7 5 --Vase, Deer Handles (clear glass,

coloured handles) 5 5 03 7 0 1 --W ine-cooler, Fern Leaves 6 6 0

9 7 6 --Vase, Ornis - - - - - 6 6 0BREVES L A L IQUE GALLERIES

IM PERIAL COURT, 2 BASIL STREET, (SECOND FLOOR-LIFT)

KNIGHTSBRIDGE, LONDON, S.W.39

942

972

991

986

991-—Vase, Reflets, in opal and colours - £1 15 0942-—Vase, Hares, in opal 2 12 6986-—Vase, Avalon, in colours 4 4 0972-—Vase, Danaid, in opal and brown - 4 4 0


(SECOND FLOOR-LIFT)


886

11

897— Vase, Honesty Leaves in colours - £8 18 6 883— Toilet W ater Bottle in colour - 15 guineas 886— Vase, Masques and Figures in opal 11 guineas

BREVES LALIQUE GALLERIESIMPERIAL COURT, 2 BASIL STREET,

(SEC O N D FLOOR-LI FT)


883897

962

875

964

967


964—Vase, Oranges, black enamel design 20 gns.875—Vase, Antelopes, black enamel design - 20 gns.962—Vase, Senlis (unique), purple glass, *

bronze handles - - - - - - 37 gns.967—Vase, Cluny (unique), purple glass, bronze

handles - - - - - - - 38 gns.

3203 3204

3202

3201

3009

3200

3011

3010

13

Shell BowIs for fruit, in 3200 - -

opal :£1 1 0

3201 - - - - £0 17 63202 £0 12 63203 £ 0 10 63204 - £ 0 7 6

Shell Plate:3009 Opal blue - £1 5 03010 £ 1 2 63011 £ 1 1 03012 Dessert Plate- £ 0 17 63013—Ice Plate £0 13 6


994

989— Vase, Paris, in opal - - - - - - £3 3 0994— Vase, Nadia, clear glass, coloured handles - - £2 2 0984— Vase, Small Beech, in colours - - £1 15 0

1008— Vase, O leron (small), in colours - - £1 7 6

9841008

14

989

998

963

3700

1002

963— Vase, Tw o Doves, in opal and fume - £ 5 15 63700— W inecooler, Vine, in c olours - £6 6 0

998— Vase, Macaw - - - - - - £14 14 01002— Vase, Marisa, in colours - £6 6 0


3753 3001 3755

16

3401 37513402—Glass, epines - - - £0 12 6

Unique Glass - - - £3 10 0 (Sold)3401—Glass, grapes - - £0 12 63751—Glass, four frogs - - £2 10 0

3750 34023753—Goblet, dogs - - - £ 1 12 63001—Plate, chasse hounds en

-graved design - - £3 12 63755—Goblet, chasse hounds £ 1 15 03750—Goblet, figured coloured

stem - - - - £2 10 0


880 880

990

880— Vase, Pigeon Handles - - £12 12 0990— Vase, Pierrefonds, in frosted grey 9 9 0

Amber - - 10 10 0

BREVES LALIQUE GALLERIESIMPERIAL COU RT, 2 BASIL STREET,

(SECOND FLOOR-LIFT)


3700

3700—Finger Bowl, Flowers, brown or green enamelleddesign - - - - - - - - - £ \ 10 0

3102—Finger Bowl, Grapes £ 0 8 6

310217


3155

3767

3159

3156

3159 Decanter, Six Heads, in grey and brown - £6 16 63767—Decanter Marguerites - - - - £3 17 63155 Decanter Reine Marguerites - - - £5 17 63156—Decanter Masques - - - - £6 6 0


903

929

909

908

903—Vase, six figures in relief - £7 7 0909—Engraved Cornflowers - - - - £6 6 0929—Vase, Thistles, clear glass design in colours £4 4 0908—Engraved Thorns, in clear glass and

colour design - - - - - - £5 5 0


24

23

27

27

27—Powder Box, Two Pigeons, in colours - £ 1 15 024—Two Dancers, grey or brown, frosted

glass ........................................ £3 3 023—Swans, grey or brown - £3 3 022—Powder Puffs, small, colours - £3 3 0

22


5112 5110 5111 5113 5109

S e tW i n g e n .

5108

S e tR ic q u e w i h r .

5102

S e tS t . N a b o r .

5120

S e tM a r g a r e t( U n i w i h r ).

5114

51035104510551065107

512151225123 51255124

51155116511751185119

S e t W i n g e n . Each.5108—Decanter £ 1 1 0

Per doz.5112—Champagne Glass - - £2 14 05110—W hite Wine - - £ 2 8 05111—Port - £1 16 05113—Liqueur - - £1 16 05109—W ater - £2 14 0

Set R i cquewihr, with white or browndesigned stem. Each.

5102—Decanter, b rown - £1 10 0white £1 5 0

Per doz.5103—Water, brown £7 10 0

white - - £6 18 05104—White Wine, brown £7 10 0

white £6 18 05105—Port, brown - £6 18 0

white - £6 6 05106—Liqueur, brown - £6 18 0

white £6 6 0

Per doz.5107—Champagne, brown - £7 10 0

white - £6 18 0

Set St. Nabor. Each.5120—Decanter - £l 10 0

Per doz.5121—Water £6 6 05122—White Wine - £ 6 6 05123—Port - £5 14 05125—Liqueur - - £5 14 05124—Champagne - - £ 6 6 0

Set Margaret (Uniwihr). Each.5114—Decanter - £1 10 0

Per doz.5115—Water - £ 6 6 05116—White Wine - - £ 6 6 05117—Port - £5 14 05118—Champagne - - £ 6 6 05119—Liqueur - - £5 14 0

2 2


23

971—Vase, Nanking, black and white enamelled design £6 16 6967—Lagamar, black and white enamelled design - 1 7 7 0

967971


Firebird Screen (engraved glass with bronze base) 26 gns.Peacock Screen (engraved glass with bronze base) 80 gns.

24


376

25

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377

390— Plate Gazelles, in grey or opal blue £3 15 0376— O ndine Plate, in opal blue - - 10 10 0377— Fish Plate, in opal blue or amber 12 12 0

3003— Plate, Sirens, in opal - - - 3 3 0

3003

390

427

26

426— Inkpot, Butterflies440

£3 15 0427—Inkstand, Deer - - £10 10 0440—Inkstand, Birds - - £ 7 7 0

426


486 476 483

2651

2650

490Scent Bottles :—

27

494 475 4962650—Perfume Burner, Butterflies, brown or opal - £3 17 6490—Two engraved figures - £5 5 0494—Currants - - - - £3 3 0475—Four Grasshoppers - £2 12 6496—Three Swallows - - £3 3 0

2651—Perfume Burner, Siren,opal colouring - £3 17 6486—Concave Flowers £ 1 7 6476—Pavot £3 3 0483—Olives - - £\ 2 6


491

493— Apple Blossom - - - - - - - 5 1/2 gns.491— Salamander Scent Bottle, in colours £ 1 10 0519—Perfume Bottle, Cactus - - 7 6

519a—Perfume Bottle, Cactus, frosted surface - 7 6

493

28


519 519a

5072 5073

5072 Decanter Selestat. Each.W hite Stopper £1 1 0Black and W hite Stopper £1 2 6

Glasses : Per doz.5073 W ater, W hite £4 10 0

Black and White £5 0 05074 White Wine, W hite £4 10 0

5020 5021 5022 5023 5024

5074 5075 50765074—W hite Wine, Black and Per doz.

W hite - £5 0 05075—Sherry, W hite £4 10 0

Black and W hite £5 0 05076—Champagne, W hite £4 10 0

Black andW hite - £5 0 0

5020 Decanter HageneauEach.

£ 1 1 0Glasses :— Per doz.

5021 - W ater - - £4 10 05022—W hite Wine - - £4 10 05023—Sherry - - £4 10 05024—Champagne - - £4 10 0

30


5010 5011Each.

5010—Decanter Colmar - - £ 1 1 0Set Colmar Glasses :— Per doz.

5011—W ater - - £4 10 05012-W h ite Wine - - £4 10 05013—Sherry - - £4 10 05014—Champagne - - £4 10 0

5005 5006 5007 5008 5009

5012 5013Each.

5005—Decanter Barr - £ 1 1 0Glasses :— Per doz.

5006—WTater - £4 10 05007—W hite Wine - - £4 10 05008—Sherry - - £4 10 05009—Champagne - - £4 10 0


31

5014

5093 5095 5092 5096 5094

29

5092—Decanter Thionville :— Each. Per doz. Each.White stopper - £1 1 0 5095--Sherrv, white- £4 10 0 5062—Decanter Ribeauville - £ 1 1 0Black and white stop „ black and white £5 0 0 Glasses :— Per doz.per - £ 1 2 6 5096--Champagne, white £4 10 0 5063—Water - £4 10 0Glasses :— Per doz. black and white £5 0 0 5064—White Wine - £4 10 05093—Water, white - £4 10 0 5094--White Wine, white £4 10 0 5065—Sherry - £4 10 0,, black and white £5 0 0 ,, black and white £5 0 0 5066—Champagne - £4 10 0

5062 5063 5064 5065 5066


55 53

55— Cigarette Box, Khedive, in colours - - - - £2 10 0

53— Cigarette Box, Swallows, in colours - - - - £1 10 0

54— Zinnia Cigarette Box, in colours - - - £1 10 0

32 54

15 2 16

25

15—Scarabs Box, in colours - - - - - - £2 2 016—Chrysanthemum Box, in colours - £ 2 5 02—Coq, engraved £5 5 0

26— Japanese Flowers - - - - - - - - £3 5 025—Veronique - - - - - - - - - £2 5 0

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Powder Boxes :— 31—Victory in colours - £3 3 035—Two Birds and Flowers

in frosted grey or brown £3 3 034—Two Birds in frosted grey

or brown £3 3 037—Three Vases in frosted

grey or brown -£3 3 036—Masques in frosted grey

or brown £2 3 0


35 37

34

31 34 36

178

Seals :—Eagle’s Head, brown or grey . . . . £2 5 0

178—Cornflowers in colours - £1 10 0183—Grasshopper in colours - £1 5 0

183 182 198 181

197 200182—Fish in colours £\ 15 0 Love in a Swing - - £5 15 6198—Parrots and Flowers £2 5 0 197—Butterflies, engraved - £3 3 0181—Draped Figure £2 2 0 200—Engraved Figures andFlowers - - £5 15 6Winged Figure, engraved £5 15 6


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79—Romeo Cigar Box, in frosted glass - £7 17 680—Corona Cigar Box, in frosted glass - £7 17 6


79

35

675

Powder Boxes :— 30—Three Peacocks £3 3 0 38—Star in frosted grey - £3 3 0

675—Mirror Narcisse, frosted glass . . . - £9 9 0 39—Cherubs, frosted grey

and brown - £3 3 011—Two Figures, frosted grey and brown - £3 3 0 33—One Vase in frosted grey £3 3 0


11

30

38 3339

37

3509

38

3509—Holders, Fruit and Flowers, in grey or brown, each £0 10 63500—Menu Holders, Figures, in grey or brown - £ 1 1 03501—Menu Holders, Sparrows, in grey or brown, each £ 0 15 0

35013500


156

383

393

156— Blotter, Mulberry, in frosted grey or brown £3 15 0383— Convolvulus Plate, in opal blue or amber 1 2 6393— Bowl, Armentieres - 5 5 0

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(SECOND FLOOR-LIFT)

KNIGHTSBRIDGE, LONDON, s. W.340

62

376

833

514

382

35003501

3003376- Large O ndine Plate, £10 10s. 0d.833 Statuette, Suzanne, 7 1/2 guineas

3500 M enu H olders, Figurines, £ 1 1s. 0d380 Siren Bowl £2 5s. 0d.

3003--S iren Plate, £3 3s. 0d.

62 D eer Powder Box, £1 2s. 6d.514 A m phitrite Perfume Bottle,

£1 10s. 0d.382- Lily Bowl, £2 10s. 0d.

3051 M enu H olders, Birds, 15s. 0d.

BREVES LALIQUE GALLERIESIM PERIAL C O U R T , 2 BASIL STREET,

(SECOND FLOOR-LIFT)

K N IGHTSBRIDGE, LONDON, S .W.341

905— Lovebird Vase in opal - 6 1/2 guineas934— Carp Vase in colours - 4 guineas947— Laurels Vase in opal 2 guineas893— Archer Vase in colours 10 guineas

934

905

947

893

42

BREVES LALIQUE GALLERIESIM PER IA L C O U R T , 2 BASIL STREET,

(SECOND FLOOR-LIFT)

KN1GHTSBR1DGE, LONDON, S.W.3

288

66

289

507

3510

284

258

508

504

490

1

8

66 Dancer Powder Box, various colours, £1 1s. 0d.289 Lucie Ashtray, 15s 0d.507 Eucalytus Scent Bottle. £1 10s. 0d.3510 Menu Holders, fruit and flowers, 10s. 6d.8 Angels and Perfume Burner Powder Box, 3 guineas288 Lady of the Fountain Ashtray, £1 2s. 6d.258 Lovebird Clock, £4 15s. 0d.; painted face, £5 5s. 0d.

490--Engraved Figures, Perfume Bottle, 5 guineas284 -Crystal Ashtray, various animals, in crystal, opal and amber, 12s. 6d. and 14s 6d.1--Peacock Box, £4 17s. 6d.508 -Shell Scent Bottle, various colours, 18s. 6d.504 Pan Scent Bottle, £1 1s. 0d.

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B R E V E S L A L IQ U E G A L L E R IE SIMPERIAL COURT, 2 BASIL STREET,

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909

50835084

5085

3200

3407

5086

5086a

5082

3406

3006

909—Cornflower Vase engraved, £6 6s. 0d.5083-4-5-6-6a—Winepressers Glasses (5

sizes), 7s. 6d. each.5082—Winepressers Decanter, £ 1 1s. 0d.3200—Shell Bowl and Plate, 17s. 6d.

and £1 1s. 0d.

3407 -Lotus Cups for fruit, salad or souffle, 3s. 6d.

3406--Poppy Cups for fruit, salad or souffle, 3s. 6d.

3006--Lotus Finger Bowl and Plate. 6s. 6d. and 8s. 6d.

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3880

3763

3878

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3880--C ocktail Shaker, Cock and Plumes (In frosted w hite, grey or brow n).

£6 6 0

3 7 6 3 --G rape Glasses - each £0 10 63 8 7 8 --G rape Shaker - - - - -

(In frosted white, grey or brow n).3 1/2 guineas

1013

1015

1014

46

1013—-B ow l Tristan, w ith brow n, green or bluehandles - - - - - - - £ 5 15 6

1014—-V ase Malesherbes, in green, brow n orblue - - - - - - - - £ 2 5 0

1015—-Salm onedes Vase, in green, brow n orblue - - - - - - - - £12 12 0

2168A

2169A

2163A

2169A— St. Vincent, in frosted glass or brow n £14 14 02168A— Lam ps-Gavanie, in frosted glass £15 15 02163A— M ulberry Leaves, in frosted glass or

brow n - - - - - - - £16 16 0

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Myosotis 611 (No. 1) 612 (No. 2) 613 (No 3) 614

580 577 576 575

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579

Fleurette582

578

611— Myosot i s Toi l et Wa t e r Bot t l e - - - - - - - £10 10 0612— .......................................... .......................................................................... £9 9 0613— „ „ ,, ............................................................... £8 8 0614— Powde r Box - - - - - - - - - -

( In blue, green o r brow n).£10 10 0

578— N ail P olisher - - - - - - - - - - £1 1 0579— Pin T r a y ........................................................................................... £0 17 6582— Fleu re tte Comb T ray - - - - - - - - £1 10 0580— F leu re tte S e t—S cen t B o ttle , large - - - - - - £1 17 6577— , , ,, ,, ,, m edium - £ 1 15 0576— „ „ ,, ,, sm all - - - - - - £1 1 0 0575— ,, ,, Sponge Bowl - - - - - - - £ 1 10 0

398

397— Opal Fruit Bowl, Veronique - £1 2 6398—Birds Fruit Bowl, in opal £1 6 6396—Mont Dore Fruit Bowl, in opal £1 5 0


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Mont Dore 396Veronique397

50

2166 Camelia.

£15 15 0

2164Cardamine.£15 15 0

(All in frosted glass.)

2165 Cyclamen. £15 15 0

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