New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
A SPLENDID PLACE TO SACK.

Tifanys, on UniOn-Square, il commercial
landmark OF the city. At he opening last week. there
were displayed many and attractive articles ih
all branches of the trade. Among the bronzes are
several busts by Faure de Brcusse, one being ladv OF
Florence" and another "A Lady of Nobility of the tf-
tecnth Century" "Bgnon," bv the same artist al
tracts attention. as also "a NymDh OF the Fields rig
ures OF "Youth" and "a Flower Girl" by J.. Az"ln.
Theseare made of yellow metal which is wonderfully
softeued by preparation Of Sa0gune and oil In the
room devoted 10 bronzes figure OF The "Sania
Maria bv T. Deaplancb. Auo'hcr by Carrier Bellues",
is called The Ant; represents the figure OF y0urg
girl busily engaged with her shuttle Here also are
many renroductiOns OF classical and antique figures,
Russian bronzes and large line " brass goods In iron
ware are reproductions of MANY celebrated trophies a
helmet Of Henry II and trophy with battle axe swords
e.c is valued nj SO In the china and glass department
s large assortment of DOultnn ware, End variety Of
irdescent glassware. Al the India glass count are
number Of plpces in imitation Of those brought ~ the
Prince of Wales from India which are very fine par
Of earhen vases, win andScape III on palhOhG, nv
Iaurip were very odd and decidedly Handsome. vase
enomecd nv Parvp was another great attraction. In
this deparmo assortment OF decorated plates anu
This hons displays some Of the largest and finest
Jewels in the world large pink pearl eXquiSitey set
in diamonds. among The ATTRACTIVE articles IN rnsr
Iocket with cats eye" set IN diamonds, WIS one #
the oldest ornaments. IL ston" Is ~ rare ana Is
found on the island Of G ylOn. lorket Wltb remnant
was formed of large Opals. W tn diamond sctng. a
ring with ruby diamonds, WAS valued ut 5000
corOnot OF diamonds and pearls set IN the Shape leaves
and flowers was very beautiful. as was a firm lc 7
formed of dlamrnds. with large Brunswick diamond AZ
the point Among the novelties were lace pins. one,
a diamond arrow, with IA large black pearl ~
the GENRE was very attr iCve AnO her Was d7inond
ly implied on pearl-he dcd pm, one OF We neNes
bracelets was of thee narrow bands of gold with arl
in the centre of each, one white, one black, ana
heavy chain with a tiny psnc!l at the end; this clasps
once around the wrist when in use and when MOI. Is
fastened bv placing the pencil through pretty ht'le
slide for that purpose this forms bracelet OF TWO
CHAINS while tie pencil forms the pendant. very
pretty ornament ocket with the figure OF ID phne
i'm enamel and surrounded with pearls the nymph Is
represented as pursued 10y Apollo and IN the act OF
Transformation into laurel tree Among slvcr1 VERY
were many and pretty designs. The sllver,bacE
comb being greatly in favor it was displayed
in all The latest and most attractive shapes
ard STYLES There were silver scarf pins,
whole SETS of iewelrv coaa-casps necklaces bracelets
and chateane watch There were cigar cases IN ncilO
and copper nlai1 In japanese patterns, win silver
tooth pick holder in The shape OF bird cage, the pepen
dlcuiar bars formed by the toohpicNs, very unique
In the ivory department was every thlng mo Wncl
ivory could be converted very he ufu toilet set OF
lacquer work. ivory attracted great deal OF aten-
ton il consisted of har-Orushes, nailbrushcs clothes
brushes handgiass powder cup and mani powder cups