New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
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AN EMBARRASSMENT or RICHES FOR The SEEKER
AFTER HOLIDAY PRESENIS-NEw DESIGNS IN
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AN EMBARRASSMENT or RICHES FOR THE SEEKER
AFTER HOLIDAY PRESENTs-NEw DESIGNS IN
JEwELRY, FAIKNCE AND BRIC-A-BRAC.
Tiffany g. Co. have arranged their Christ
mas goods with so great taste that they may truly
under the title Of novelties Everything is to be found,
from inexpensive ornaments to tho richest jewels ana
bronzes They have issued book In which goods are
classified with their pricespresents suitable for gentle
men, ladies and children are named, with an appendix
giving list of wedding presents from $40 up. In the
jewelry department gold earrings in exact Imitation
Of those brought from Cyprus by General D Cesnoa.
The Oriental style Ofewelry is slowly becoming the fash
ion, and all the old patterns are copied very napd-
some pair OF heavy gold bracelets made in imitation Of
from Bombay. pair OF bracelets and earrings OF
fine EtTuscan work differ from the ordinary color, as
Que bracelet and earring Of greenish yellow,
while the others of red gold Another new style OF
bracelet has the band and setting in the shape Of n
ger ring
An odd-looBng pair OF earrings consist Of plain
black euamel band with large solitaire in the centre
another is o gold band Joined with crescent OF dia
mOnds The spiral bands found in great variety the
of these is band Of six composed Of
diamonds The snake bracelets are especially fine on
account of the fine enamelng In this work some
Of the most beautiful colOrs are produced. hexi-
bic gold bracelet has pencil set in turquoise and ring
which holds the pencil when not 10 use new desigh
The leaves sunk diamonds with flowers Of pearl
Tt0se In crescent shape are much worn. These come
ia EtruSCan gold and are also set III diamonds.
Gentlemen's scari-pns are in some very odd designs
among the handsomest those of carved opal set IN
trumpet in the centre OF which bird One may truy
be termed the man IN the moon rs Is carved lace
in the "mUOnstOne." neat one Is four
Leaf clover OF green gold. with pearl in the centre
Another is dlce OF gpd Win toe hRureS IN turquoise
ing Of the Crane" with the inscription, 1--WE
hung the iron crane tonight" Ladies pms in
devices Of coaching, racing, yachting lawn tennis GRO
quet and Of the arts sciences objects OF raLure etc
They largely Of enamel set In Eruscan The WORK
on the enamel Is 50 hne that has no appearance Oh
precious stones. One o. Lmoge" enamel Is set with
diamonds, An odd pin is Japanese head blowing
gold tube at the end OF which is an opal bubble An
other is green gold frog taking refuge on leaf One
pm fan half opened three OF the sticks are pearls.
while the outside one Is turquoise Another is DtT
with sunk diamonds, upon which IL gold dragon with
large diamond IN tue centre Here may be mentioned
the diamond lace which CONES for the cOrsaCe ana sleeve
leaves areOf damOnds 1t Is made after the real point
patterns One consists OF three pieces OF lace, each
nove design in gold thimbes has o band Of snamel
OF fine marquebiti- aud other flowers One was set IN
moniese" which is velvet pouch that hangs from the
belt These mounted IN silver with silver clasps;
have the raised silver monogram. There SPECIAL
novelties in fans except those in striped satin with black
sticks These were popular in Paris last season
tortoise shell fan inaid with SILVER. Point lace
covers mounted OIL pearl sticks without any Oundh-
ton. Those or black lace have thin white Grape back
ground The us IN writing PAGER and cards are dove,
pew 5u, aud white the last TWO being the most
used There are Papeeres, with cards and paper when
can be stamped tn mOnOgrams TO order Some OF The
cards have the days OF the week stamped IN Japanese
Others have corners turned and caught by gold pin
The name monogram is stamped upon this corner.
Some menu cards dencatey painted upon rich SILK
Russia leather diaries and cuTdcaSes are bound win
silver with SILVER clasps.
There attractive specimens OF porcelain and pot
terry. An immense vase, manufactured by Copeland and
painted by BesChc" Tepres- Study and Recre1tlOn
another by the same artist OF wonderful color
ing Something very beautiful Is the CapO du Monte"
vase, which is gold with raised porcelain figures There
pair OF japanese duplicates of those at tie
Paris ExpOsItIOn-ihe Royal Worcester" porcelain
pitchers, UOWs vases, tuDic lace NOlk ana
inlald 10 represent precious stones.
There is also yare.y II Venetian glass, reprOduC
lions OF the old styles. MesSrs Tiffany d Co. been
very successful in their designs I'm silver One has
sWeetpeA vine around the top, the pods being raised
aud Of dark red, when gives fine effect or umbrellas
there an endless assortment, some with plain carved
wood handles and others mounted In ivory and silver.