New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21
"Each great BORN fOIded fa.t, bead and Ca.

Each great Form folded fast, bead and feet.
Aud swHtLed in the sweet, yellow wheat"
These bronzes real; in yellow golden bronze, the
Queen OF the AmGzons, AntOpe graspug the bow; a
magnificent clock in gilt and yegd antique-a
broaze bust Of Perscus surmOuns it. black marble
clock Of antique stye has verd antique statuete OF
Penelope with the bow OF Ulysses. Another Of tle
same style bears statue Of Hector. with shield and
battle ia verd antique. An oKidzed, silver bronze
clock, with gtatuette, allegorical Of Art, is
mounted on porpbyry and species OF red lava highly
pOshod; the side pieces are busts Of Rubens
Rnd MurilO, 70 correspond bronze Clio mounted on
Al -eri8n marble, With music-bo0k and beautifully
carved Tyre. yerd antique is Cncnnatus on black
1u.I Ie COCK the plOw FURNISHED gold. One OF the
most charming gold brouzes is "COquetter" graceful
figure halt reclining holding mirror and toilette box.
9wo exquisite sauettes in gold bronze and veId antique
Of Night, embodments Of laDguid grace one draws
she st-studded mantle sloepy over the dropping eyes
The other drops clusters OF sars to earth from scss
fingers An Aradne gracefully recDes IN dark rich
brouzc uqou Egyptian marble slab There are superb
massive Of eagle with great wings ousread
frightened men ana chickens another group Of
fowls beneath branches OF oah and acorns
WLic wandering around these aisles Of sparkling and
priceless WOrks OF art entrnced by the enchant
Ing melodies OF musical boxes. many Of them so large
resemble the solemn grand adoHes Of orsans. Here
gtmses " rare ClOisonne enamel IN clocks, mauto
g. caudcairas. vases, stauettes, library sets, with
stand c-upcs, bells, GIT auo e! audcoiored marble
a yaUcso porcelain. In tAe finest specimens Of enamel
blJL2 airy sprtes dancing and r0lliclng among
n -ecy Clouds dainty Arieis, merry Pucks, and fancy
1Epids CaIldIcs Of flowers. gTHpeyIues ell
sNiuCd around Jolly BJCC hUs aud his festive TIE
FASHION OF painting IL J5Wery mas never before reached
hight, coming from the days OF Louis XVI
J. us XIV, and Louis XIV, wheE u car led TO
large. square Japanese sleeve studs stOTk Is ele
Cluy raised work OF rcd gold and green foliage
Stone set Ia massive red gold aud pearls
curious snG unique Japanese heavy gold necklace had
pendant u cOlOred gOld-d Celestial iazly reclining in
N4nip gated grasses of gfce yellow, ana red gOld-te
eHape q lOlg oval There beautiful and
Yrrntf In dead, duh gold, with paintings porcelain
an enamel, IN tie center diamond crclcts In
nulslte frame Work OF engraved, chased, and finely
Cbscled gold graceful IDadens crowned with
OF dainty bright piuH3gC; festOOus Of flowers
from which peep chubby Cupl0s. There are, also,
@-sutf eots OF NeapOiitanc coral IN palcst PINK;
EFC rBgs set ia Deafs with tiny bits enamel, large
elm pa iact, at dis gem filled establishment is OF the
most de- ce and dainty dc scrptlUn, eIuJuj ing rare
AID spprt cation of Tic bCau,nUl and cnuste in
AT
TIE yor is Of sorviceale and solid ke in elegant
de- gIs f0l al possible Tie CStJat men
natilicd aud delighted sItn tic OXiiizc silver
unique cigar stauds, AID Tor tobacco; n STANDS FOR
library tables, Of heavy bronze paper Weighs and
stand in marble, bfOuze and gliding Hcle are golden
bSes wLchTos cDaneed bees OF bronze for pins;
ei0Sc h9Aes O morocco and Ell, er chasing, Two Oval
gase IN the lids for lures and A0ehOr boxes 10
correspond. There are JaTdDtiereS, bcautua beyond
Iuere pen sescrptOn-grsdt Jars OI panied porcelain.
ulel Win nOHers from the stately Easter lilies, AMI
Jftor nc as, ana crimson roses 10 Jns lilies
valley pansies AUD NaTguerites aud i0fgctune-lOts;
DOIGuetalre8 rising IN slender beauty from marble
mounting and there toaboIHfeos II every nagn-
able sizc. shape, and description Pans Of ivory lsrl
satili and wood and OpeGi glasses Of enamel i,eri
tyOry, and morocco Gdd TO TINS naGnii e oa ensemble