7 B^China—-a gift of r Daily use The Ideal Gift combines the useful and the t»‘'S '4iuC'“X ornamental—such as the dainty Tea-sets, « I Sweet-dishes, Jugs, Dessert Plates, and I'U yF V- S* Crystal listed below. n. ‘ „ L./ i J/ RTOnr II \ I LL.LJI Cup and Saucer, with squara — > , c I VA IlllL |l I PI ,U. p„, tay 'OyCJ Price 6/- set ware R ■ Price 4/6 each j Children will love tliese Pretty China Liqueur, Cocktail and Lemon- '**- Mugs, which are , An Exclusive Range of Sparkdecorated with a<le Sel ’’ feat ™ n 8 something Crystal—Plain, etched, W Mabel Lucie Att- quite new and novel. anJ han j cut Honey and ft® well designs. Pickle Jars, Vases, Rose Price 2/- each Liqueur Sets— 17/6 Bowls. Decanters, Jugs, TurnGlass Baskets, in Cocktail Sets 30/- biers Goblets, Wines, and YSSIZW clear, transparent Table Lamps. A piece of Pink. Water or Lemonade Sets— Crystal for every purse and Price 3/6 Prices 27/6 and 35/- set every taste. Plates, Jugs, Vases and Crystal Fancy Dessert Plates.—Square and round, with Supper Sets (illustrated on the right)—Of assorted English and Scotch scenes. dainty China, comprising one Dish and six Price 1/6 each Plates; each set compactly packed in a fancy presentation box. An ideal gift. Honey or Marmalade Jars, with fruit spray on Prices li/6, 13/6, and IS/- set for lids. Prices 6/- each 7-Piece Salad Seta (illustration on the right)— ' , . , , , One Bowl and six Plates in pretty modern de- R | I Bn Hot Water Jugs, with assorted Byzanta and signg( simi]ar fo the illustration. | I I R other decorations. Best quality E.P.N.S. mounts. Prices 11/6, 13/6 and 15/6 set Prices from 9/6 upwards IJTJ" Glass Baskets, in attractive Tiffin ware. Pink Coloured Crystal Water Set—Consisting of Jug glass with satin finish.. A dainty table decoraand six Tumblers. In period shape—the latest tion. Price 8/vogue. Colours: Green, Amber, and Lavender. Vases in Bretby Ware—Featuring Dickensian Price 20/- set characters such as Pickwick, Weller, etc. ~ L Price 10/* Teapots and Jugs. These are useful and accept- Others at— 11/6, 13/6, 15/-and 17/6 each able in every home. Artistic and useful , . , , . , , • , .. . . „ Fancy Uups and Saucers. Assorted dainty deshapes, m attracts decorations to suit all aignB . AH EngK#h china . tastes. From 2/6 each A Treasure Trove of Fascinating Gifts 3 ■■ Greater ~ ~ -■ ■■
,0 To-morrow, " I ** wishes are memories I What gift can equal an I “ Electrolux ” as a lifelong L I reminder of its sincerity ? I Already over 22,000 New . I Zealand women are happier I because they have Electrolux |Z Cleaners to lighten their work. Electrolux TME EWWEME CIEAMEgt of lA c ELECTKOWX Makers o£ the World’s Best Cleaners, IW* Iterators. Floor Polishers and Water SoftenersHead Office and Showrooms: SEATERS’ BUILDINGS, 105 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. ’Phone: 41—070.
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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 74, 20 December 1929, Page 5
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