April, 1923 
123 
Special Exhibition 
of PA1H.T1 KGS by 
Victor Charretorx 
DIRECTORYo/DECORATION 8 FINE ARTS 
a 
"In the Garden" 
April Catalog 
^jallenes 
ESTABLISHED 
1861 
45 
West 44th Street. New York 
EHRICH GALLERIES 
707 Fifth Avenue at 5 5 th St. 
NEW YORK 
Original Paintings 
by 
Old &Z Modern Masters 
CURRENT EXHIBITION 
Contemporary Works of 
the Official War-Artists 
and Ex-Camoufleurs 
MRS. EHRICH 
707 Fifth Avenue 
Metal Work Venetian Glass 
Pottery Italian Linens 
Antique Furniture 
“Unusual Gifts for Unusual People" 
Paintings by American Artists 
The picture on the wall is the first element of decoration 
to catch the eye. It may easily spoil an otherwise perfect 
room. Its selection should be the result of careful thought 
supplemented by professional advice. 
ART NOTES will be found suggestive—may we send it to you."' 
WILLIAM MACBETH, Incorporated 
450 Fifth Avenue (at Fortieth Street) New York City 
HENRIETTA SHONTS 
Interior Decorator 
No charge for 
shopping counsel 
CHARM 
T 
mESE five let¬ 
ters spell the 
most important 
quality of a room. 
Sometimes charm 
comes from architec¬ 
tural background, 
sometimes from 
studied color harmo¬ 
nies; sometimes from 
an interesting arrange¬ 
ment of furniture or 
a successful expres¬ 
sion of personality. 
Whatever it is, rare¬ 
ly arrives by accident. 
The services of a 
good decorator are of 
value in helping to 
work out the problem. 
New materials, new wallpapers and lampshades for country houses 
are now ready and to be seen in the studio of 
111 East 56th St. New York City 
Tel. Plaza 5177 
nancy McClelland, inc. 
753 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City 
ORNAMENTAL SHIP 
Designed by Fred Dana Marsh, A. N. A 
A wall decoration of great beauty and 
charm. Hand painted relief 12p^ ,/ by IP' 
ready to fasten against wall- Price $12.00. 
PAPERWEIGHT IN FIRED COPPEK 
Designed by the same artist. Price $6.00. 
HANDFORGED IRON CANDLESTICKS 
Price $5.00 per pair. 
Also original designs in hand wrought 
lanterns . electric lighting fixtures, etc 
JAMES K. MAKSH 
101 Park Avenue, New York 
FURNITURE DRAPERIES 
INTERIOR DECORATIONS 
MR. PLATT WILL BE PLEASED TO MAKE 
SUGGESTIONS. SUBMIT SAMPLES AND 
ESTIMATES REASONABLE PRICES. 
®je |5latt isrtjop 
45 WEST 48TH ST. NEW YORK 
TEL. BRYANT 2750 
An attractive corner showing effective use of plain and figured material 
for furniture coverings. 
m>iEfC03Ry\'iriioivs ifoir city <oir couktiry ira<n>TL , @]ES 
402 Madison Avenue, N© w York City 
Miniature portfolio containing 20 
pages of Colonial candlesticks, sconces, 
candelabra, tea and coffee sets, etc., in 
brass and copper, sent on request. 
VERA SCOTT 
33 West 49th Street 
New York 
