FOR THE 

 GARDENER'S 

 CHRISTMAS 



This sturdy youngster with 

 face upturned to greet the 

 falling waters seems the very 

 epitome of their gaiety and 

 on the friendliest of terms 

 with his water-loving 

 brethren. Bronze fountain 

 slightly less than three and 

 a half feet high ; Edith 

 Baretto Parsons, sculptor 



Where a rocky ledge sweeps 

 up against the blue is the 

 ideal getting for this bronze, 

 a dominating piece of sculp- 

 ture by Harriet W. Frish- 

 muth, a worthy crown for 

 some dramatic point over- 

 looking the garden 





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The silver vase is eminently appropriate for the dining 

 table; the restrained shape, delicately patterned and 

 finished in soft gray tones, is admirable for such use 



Grace and simplicity of line characterize 

 the charming bronze by Polly Carpenter, 

 which needs only a Water-lily, a slender 

 Calla, or a few golden Primroses to make 

 it completely satisfying 



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