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Southland Times, Issue 20886, 23 September 1929, Page 5

For' Lovers of the — Beautiful Creative Arts and fjiftware WE HAVE A MOST GORGEOUS DISPLAY OF ORIENTAL AND EUROPEAN ART GOODS ffgl |£| AND OTHER NOVELTIES. I / Brassware from Damascus Finely hand-graven and chased. The love of Oriental Brassware has some- [ N thing mystic in it, a yearning after beauty in all its forms, an understanding I tj) of handcrafts of simple men whose life story is unconsciously told in their 111 work. Among the many articles are Trays, Bowls, Vases, Boxes, Incense (fSs-rfh .....Burners, Coffee Jugs, Candlesticks. PRICES RANGE FROM 4/6 to £b 5/-. Mexican Hand-Made Pottery Moroccan Floor Pouffes Delightful examples of Modelling and Painting done by The latest novelty in Humpties; made in multi-coloured native artisans. These include Bowls, Jugs, Pitchers, designs; others with embossed tops. PRICE 65/-. Vases, Water Bottles with Cups. prices RANGE from 12/6 to 45/-. Butterfly Wing Pictures Made from genuine Butterfly Wings; beautifully tinted; “ Stuart Crustal ” glorious colourings. . y PRICES RANGE FROM 12/6 to 65/-. This provides a beautiful assortment of Toilet Table Requisites comprising Candle-sticks, Powder Jars, Per- BisCllH 01' Tea Canisters fume Bottles, Trinket Trays, Puff Bowls, etc. PRICES FROM 10/6 to 69/6. Gilded Tins, covered with hand-worked Cane in two pretty contrast colours; push-in lid with knob. PRICES RANGE FROM 12/6 to 19/6. Afternoon Tea Trays r p Made in Coloured Cane and Glass. Most attractive BrOSS Log Bo.XCS colours, including Orange, Pink, Helio, Gold, Red, Etc. These have embossed figures and designs; beautiful workEntirely new shapes. manship; assorted shapes. PRICES RANGE FROM 17/6 to 55/-. PRICES RANGE FROM £4 17/6 to £8 15/-. t 1 Call and See this Fascinating Display in our Art Department SnBBKERUEBHUEBIinuaaafIefiaSEGGLSEEaRKGKEfiaSIiSIIKfiHBJIiiE* HERffiRT, HAYNES fe Co. Ltd. THE HOUSE FOR SATISFACTION

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