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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19463, 9 November 1928, Page 2

T3 R -7TS* xr/i 5^ « ft w • r >s* ».» *J! 537/1 VN 771^JOHN WALSH WALSH & STU| CRYSTALWARE The best in the world British Crystalware is unequalled the world over, and in thct fine specimens of the famous Walsh Walsh & Stitart richly cu. and etched crystal, are represented the finest examples of crystalware at its best. Every piece beautiful in shape, serviceable in use, moderate in price. A great number of i' and designs of each line to select from. English Made and Unequalled the world over. Crystal Vases, etched and cut 3 /_ to £5 Crystal Salad and Fruit Dishes 22/6 10 55/-"• Crystal Jugs, etched and cut — 16/6 to 69/6" Stem Jam Dishfes, ©at, etched designs— v v 3/6 to lß/6Richly Cut and Plain Go *s!/s•* V, ?■.'s ' ■% Richly cul-. Decanters— ' .5 42/- to 70A

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