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Designed for a living-room or library, a 
case for books and magazines 3%" 
high, 22" wide and 30" long, lacquered 
and with all sides, including inside of 
lid, handsomely decorated. To order, 
$85 
Designed for flowers or for a center¬ 
piece to hold fruit, or simply as a deco¬ 
ration comes an iridescent glass bowl 
12" wide on a Venetian hand-wrought 
iron stand 8" high. $10 complete 
The latest baking dishes are of glass. 
This, set in heavily silver plated frame 
and cover, is a two-pint size and sells 
for $6. Glass dish wide; frame, 
including handles, 11 y z " 
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A companion piece to the maga¬ 
zine stand is an octagonal wood- 
box for the fireside. 28" high, 24" 
wide. Top and all eight sides are 
decorated in a Chinese design, in 
raised lacquer. To order, $70 
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There is one glory of the room 
and another of the stars—and 
another of wastebaskets. The 
glory of this lies in the fact that 
it is of English ivicker, in an 
Oriental design, lined with red 
and finished with red and blue 
tassels, $35 
Designed especially for dining¬ 
rooms, a screen of sheepskin 6' 
high. The panels are 22" wide. 
On a green antique background 
is painted a composition of 
fruits, flowers and parrots. $150 
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