The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-23 00:00:00

GILDING, DECORATIVE, & GENERAL FRAME

AND
PLATE GLASS ESTABLISHMENT,
AND
REPOSITORY OF ARTS,
52, BOLD-STREET,
(THIC MUSIC-HALL

nNE HUNDRED DIFFERENT DESIGNS
k../ in CHIMNEY AND PIER-GLASS FRAMES are always
on view at the PAPIER BIACHE MANUFACTORY, with Fifty
New and Beautiful Specimens in WINDOW-CURTAIN COR-
NICES.

THE Proprietor respectfully begs to call the attention
of the Public to the great advantage afforded them by
purchasing. from the bona fide Manufacturer, which will he

GENTLEMEN FURNISHING may combine supe-
rior taste with great economy, in selecting their CHIM-
NEY, TOILET, and CH FATAL GLASSES, with their WINDOW
CORNICES, from this Establishment.

THE EXHIBITION ROOM contains all the recent
Publications in ENGRAVINGS, with many others, Framed
in various Patterns, affording those who may require their
Engravings or Pictures Framed an opportunity of judging of
the effect.

Several new Designs in rich GILT FRAMES for PORTRAIT
have recently been added to the Collection, and will be fount
much lighter than Putty Composition.

FIRE-SCREENS, TOILET GLASSES, and
CHEVALS, on the Patent Quaquaversal Principle,
admitted to be of the greatest advantage.

D E-GILDING on the most moderate terms,
L Estimates given at the Residence, previous to having the

PICTURES CLEANED and RE-LINED, by an experienced
Person, connected with the Establishment, who has devoted
his time to the study for some years on the Continent.
R. J. KEYS, Pronrietor,

and Sole Manufacturer of the hilpro‘ied Papier Mttche for Lan.

A new and beautiful Collection of PIER TABLES.
A Miniature Illustrated Tariff of the Frames sent Free on
receipt of Six Postage Stamps.

TO ARCHITECTS. BUILDERS. & DECORATORS.
STEPHENS' LIQUID OAK, MAHOGANY,
ROSE, and SATIN WOOD STAINS, for Staining various
sorts of Inferior Woods, so as to give them the appearance and
character of the more costly and ornamental kinds; also for
reviving the more natural colour of Wood Carving and Panel-
lings, and other ornamental Wood Work, when such has
become faded from age or other causes.
IN THE BUILDING AND DECORATING CHURCHES,
where it is desirable to rive to the cheaper kind of Woods the
appearance of antique Oak, or to make Deal assume the cha-
racter of Oak Panelli g, whereby the effect of the more costly
may be produced by the use of a cheaper material, these Stains
will lie found more effective than any means hitherto employed.
IN OLD MANSIONS AND HALLS, where the Wood
Carvings and Panellings have faded the application of these
stains will be found to revive and bring back the rich natural

Colour,'and which colour may be varieri from the lighter to the
deeper shades of the most Antique Oak.
THE BIRCH WOOD, which has a fine natural grain, with
little colour, is particularly suited to the application of these
Stains; and the appearance which it assumes after staining is
so near that of the natural wood, that it is only when the grain
and colour of the latter is particularly fine that is preferred.
Beech, Birch, Elm, Ash, and other Woods, English and Fo-
reign, receive the stains and produce various imitations.
For the exposed Timbers of the inside of the ROOFS of
CHURCHES, for which north country Timbers and Deals are
generally used, by brusliinsr, them over with the Stain, which

Operation is very rapidly, anu or course economically effected,
the appearance of an Oaken Roof will be produced. For co-
louring the backs of the seats, pews, the fronts of galleries, the
milnit. &c.. it is equally advantageous. •

Prepared by HENEY STEPHEN S, and may be obtained at 54,
Stamford-street; at the Office of the Builder, 2, York-street,
Covent-garden ; at Manchester, at Crake's Marble Works,
Garratt-bridge, David-street ; at Mr. Shackle's, Chemist,
Peascod-street, Windsor; at which places specimens of their
application may be seen.
' '

B. DIX, TAILOR, &c.,
No. 4, CHURCH-STREET,
THREE DOORS FROM PARADISE-STREE'F,
Late FOREMAN to J. RICHARDSON, Lord-street,
WHERE, for many years, he had the whole
management of Liveries, Children's Clothing, Trou-
sers, &c.—Trousers being a garment to which Mr. D. has given
great attention being the author of all the improvements in-
troduced into Trousers for nearly the last ten years.
Mr. D. respectfully informs the Public, that, with the view
of checking the impositions practised under the pretext of
cheapness, he will make substantial Garments, properly cut,
and made by persons on the premises, at the following Prices :
Useful Dress Coats
Better quality 2 7 6
Superfine
Extra 3 3 0
Boys' Suits from t I 15s. to .t 3 108.
Trousers and Vests correspondingly cheap. Persons finding
their own Materials may have them made in a superior man-
ner. Terms, Cash. _

RESIDENCE—
TEMPERANCE HOTEL, 17, HOUGHTON-STREET.
Excellent ACCOMMODATION for TRAVELLERS.
MODERATE CHARGES.