s seen to greateradvantage in the attractiveebony and walnut cabinetexecuted by Mr. HenryDavoll. There is nothingbetter among the furniturethan Mr. John Brandtscabinet in ebony and satin-wood, which has alreadybeen seen at the exhibitionheld in the summer at theCentral School of Arts andCrafts.… … silver would, however, be better without thepatterns of projecting screwheads that adorn theinsides of the hanging cupboards. ETCHED GLASS GOBLET BY HARRY J. POWELL shown by Mr. Ambrose Heal (see page 41) andby Mr. E. J. Minihane, whose fine wardrobe ofsatinwood and sycamore in combination with dull
Art · Decoration and ornament
Internet Archive · University of Toronto, Robarts Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
