July, 1922 
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Tie-back rosettes, repro¬ 
duced from a Colonial 
design, in crystal, blue 
opal, amethyst or topaz 
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These Colonial tie-back 
rosettes are 4/>" in di¬ 
ameter and are priced 
$4.SO the pair 
A lawn pillow of brown or black 
leather has handle and a pocket for 
a book or magazine. 14" long and 
13" wide, $8.50 
Among the early American reproduc¬ 
tions enjoying a vogue today are the 
candlewick bedspreads. They are of 
unbleached muslin tufted in rose, 
French blue, gold, lavender and all 
cream color. 72" x 100", $7.94; 
81" * 100", $8.44; 90" x 100", $8.94 
The articles on these pages may be 
purchased through the House & 
Garden Shopping Service. 19 West 
44th St., New York City 
Italian pottery pieces, canary yel¬ 
low, turquoise blue, oyster white 
and grayish blue. Bowl \Va" high, 
candlesticks, 7J4". $5.75 
The country house can never have 
too many occasional tables. This 
octagonal design lends itself to a 
dozen uses. It comes in red lacquer, 
with figures in gold, black and blue. 
The top is 17" across, and the table 
stands 22" high. $13.50 
Blue and- white Wedgwood plates 
of simple designs, come in various 
convenient sizes: 8" in diameter, 
$12 a d-ozen; 9", $14; 10" $16 
A luncheon set, suitable for a coun¬ 
try house breakfast or luncheon 
table, comes in natural colored linen 
with hand-drawn blue threads and 
wreaths of French k?iots in yellow, 
pink, blue and green. Cloth, 21" x 
21", 4 doilies, 17" x 12", $8.50. 
Complete with six doilies, $10.75 
An English pheasant design dessert 
plate, 9" across, has a brilliatit de¬ 
sign in rose and soft green. $.95 
each 
