New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.


FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
SOLOMON.
The warerooms of b. l.. Solomon & Sons at
Nos s57 and $50 Broadway have been for consd'raoe
time renowned for the elegance and merit OF what -
made there aud the imported goods dispayed adaped
for the furnishing and ornament Of luxurious MANSIONS
The completeness OF the means possessed By this urn
for the almost Immediate exhibition here OF every de-
srable new fabric in their departments when ~ pro
duced by the most accomplished makers IN tue oiu
World III ke5 their establishment: unique In its iuueSo
OF elegant display. Lace curtains, ht To ornament
European palace, hang in delicate folds wIie there -
room enough selection by those OF moderate tastes
Nottingham curtains curtain materials and furniture
coverings comprising all the novel European produc-
tons are in the stock and their richness and beauty
show tho highest attainment OF skill In those KINDS OF
work. There and admirable styles IN cretohneS
and satnes and new and aristlcally -combined
tints In gilt wndow-shades. Piano covers ana
table covers Of the finest material and best work
nanship the least conspicuous In the weiled
departments There magnificent styles OF furniture
for drawing rooms, receptonrooms boudoIrs, dining
and bedrooms and the halls are not passed Oy luefe
very choice library sets and elegant oedroom
furniture showing the striking effects OF the ailstc use
OF the choicest woods some it most admirably carved
Escroircs and cabnet desks for ladies are tempting
enough for danest taste. and there are cabinets OF
collection OF bronzes jardineres urns, clocks and mi-
tarons In bronze is very rch and the bronze figures In
gold and the darker metal reward close exalu'
ation There pedesals and easels and many grace
ful ornaments suitable for holiday presents Library
tables in silver wood, and gilt fancy reception chairs,
handsome camp chairs and Orenta! chairs inviting soft
repose, claim word In other departments the looms
of Persia, Japan, China, and France have contributed
their finest work, while the wallpaper, in great variety
OF design and shades includes OF the most charm-
ing designs for wall covering that can be imagined.
DE GaAAF TAYLOR.
De GRAFT Taylor, at Nos 81 and 50 Bowery, and at
their branch store No. 81 Fourth are making an
extensive exhibition Of handsome furniture .and up
hosiery Their materials have been chosen with dis
elimination their designs have been comey and gener
ally acceptable, and their workmanship has been thor
ough. The substantial merit OF their goods would
perhaps have Just fled the fixing OF higher prices than
those which they have established but for the remainder
Of the month they offer unprecedented temptations to
holiday purchasers whose wishes lead them to the ex-
animation OF articles Of household and ornament.
reduce their great stocks they announce cost
prices up JAM aud the very extent az their assort
ment OF fne furniture and other household goods,
which zges step itself attraction buyers.
may feel confident that 1t will not be necessary for
them to 60 else where for the qualification OF particular
fancy. In every department. OF the business OF this
firm there funess and variety enough to satisfy the
most tastdous. Mirrors OF the clearest surface and
with the frames. cornces elegant in shape and
ornament curtains from the palmer styles 10 those or
much decacy aud high value and furniture for halls,
parors dlnng-roOms, libraries, and chambers, are all
worthy Of In the sets Of furniture there Is rare
good shown in the character OF the woods and the
colors of the coverings. and nice discrimination in
adapting the appearance of the set to the character Of
the apartment in which It IS TO be used
SLOANE.
The name of Sloane has become SO largely identified
with tue sale OF fine carpetlngs, the floor cover
Jugs for 80 many elegant mansions in this city well
as those of certain hotels and steamboats, having come
from this house that there hardy seems need TO refer
TO the extent aud richness of the stock of W. j.
Sloane at Nos 6i9 and 6j1 BIoldway No parlor could
be more sumptuousy fitted to the feet than with some
Of the magnificent imported goods Of Messrs Sloane
The of the store gives opportunities for
display. which are well improved. The windows
brilliant with matchcss combinations Of color, and the
great inner spaces Of the are alive with
charming TINS when the carpetrois are opened.
WARD.
Standard furniture Is that which crowds the long floors
ofwarren Ward & Co.'s lofty at No rs Sprng-st.
Up superb paror sets covered with blue
aud crimson satin, in shades of quiet beauty, and
finished with the nice attention TO detail for which this
house noted Tables aud stands of light and graceful
shapes and prcttly ornamented chairs, the luxurious
elegance of which invites admiration, while no,r soft
ease tempts to ounglng-among these and many other
goods there IA matter enough fer praise and worth
enough to reward patrons.
IRVING
Holiday furniture Is atractlvcly displayed by Irving
son at Nos 2O4 206 and Dos East Twenty
the great building which they occupy containing both
their mandatory and their Their Turkish
chairs, fancy easels, dainty work boxes and writing
desks are admirable for Christmas gifts aud their tine
furniture Is thoroughly adapted for the reitting OF
rooms for a season OF gayey. This stock is held at
factory prices and examination of the warerooms is
needed TO understand Its extent and excellence.
HYATT.
George E. L. Hyatt. at No. 273 Canal lis well prepared
Brussels threeply aud Ingram according 10 the wishes
Of his patrons and the everyday articles OF matings
and oil cloths are also displayed abugdantly this
tablishment.
F. Krutna Nos. 90 % East Houstons.., between
the Bowerv and Second ave, has extensive stock Of
wemade furniture aud not only In the character OF the
goods, but In the special concession In prices holds
out especial Inducements to December buyers.
LEE.
W. H. Lee at Nos. 100 and POI Fuon-st. offers furniture
proper for all OF the year. but Is well provided
with those articles which sought after early
Winter other times. aud has to invite ho
iday buyers to look at his stock
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, ETC.
RIDLEY.
Edward Ridley & Son, at Nos. 300, 81, and
3lli Grand-st, show III their extensive establishment,