CRYSTAL & CROCKERY GIFTS
T. Brown's Grocery store have at present on view for disposal magnificent lines of Stuart’s crystal ware, and crockery ware, each piece or set representing an appropriate and excellent. Christmas gift. The English crystal and crockery, imported direct from the Home country, is considered the finest, show of its line yet procured by a Greyinouth merchant, and includes solid (cut glass) crystal bowls, water sets, jugs, beautiful vases, rose bowls, and cruets, all of the most exquisite workmanship. A speciality is a fine tea set of 32 pieces (ranging in price from 17/6). A line of Dinner Sets offer wonderful bargains. Among tho beautiful crockery pieces are “brown ducal’’ salad bowls, English supper sets, fancy sweet dishes, trinket boxes, jugs, and vases. To meet the now fashionable Continental vogue of tea-sets in odd pieces, Brown's have a. wide range of odd cups and saucers (from 1/3). A distinctive line of white and gold cups and saucers is stocked. Chr.vtmas fruits, new season’s hams, muskatels. and raisins, etc., are all speciality lines. — A.D.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 December 1928, Page 3
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