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Title: English Review
Year: 1916 (1910s)
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Publisher: London
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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ve examples of china and glassin the handsome and spacious salons on the first floor. Table wares and toilet wares are very attractive, especially some of thesimple designs which are described as cottage wares. The willowpattern, of course, comes amongst these, and chequer patterns,which are very popular for their simplicity and neatness. ThePersian rose, too, in leadless glaze is a bold and beautiful pattern,and the Flemish green, plain cream, and honey buff cottageare most desirable. One can get tea and breakfast services,dinner, coffee, and dessert services in all these varieties of ware,■ and the great advantage is that any piece can be matched andbought separately in case of breakage. The cottage toilet waresare also in willow pattern, Persian rose, and plain colours, whilethe Devon pitcher set is a very inexpensive style for those whowant artistic simplicity. An illustrated catalogue of table waresarrd toilet wares will be sent on application. The English Review Advertiser 111
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