New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11

purple, and gray stems. On another black ground are
cross stripes Of sunHowers, shaded Gothic arches with
slender SHAFTS, pale pink mustard and olive flowers
Handembro.dered Brussels lace draperies delicate a.
conweb are strewn with lilies. vines of conyovulus,
bees and butterflies, shaded II done by artists brush
mother style Of exquisite Brussels lace has heavily
vines cover the ronnd Fine SWISS Curtains in iaboar
worh on lace also have borders in heavy columns
MIeatneu Win honeysucke: roses and lilies cover the
ground Doube-faeed Canton flannel is very fashion,
noie the latest style hns stripes in Roman coors
on dark ground New shades for the yesbule are seen
In white and ecm linen embroidered In old Kensington
designs and coors
ARTISTIC FURNITURE.
The ingenuity of the most skilful ar1cers Is taxed TO
the utmost by those who able crafty their tastes
In the way of house decoration set OF household fur
nture Is being made order OF extreme beauty and
richness OF detail bedroom set is OF maple carved by
hand most carefully finished; the design, a graceful
laurel garland, pods and berries The bedstead has
canopy OF carved maple, hung with draperics OF pale
roseeolored cretonne covered with roses and vines
The head-board is covered with intricate hand-carvng
carrying out the design. Above this large panel
reaches the canopy covered with laid in box
peats The draperes lined with rose-coored sesa
and bordered with heavy ball wool fringe embodyng all
the oolors.
The chairs differ in shape One Of these in the style
or the Renaissance has superb carved frame nc0sng
tuftng of the cretonne Other chairs luxuriously
upholstered. No wood is visible The large double otto
mans are finished with massive tasses A huge chair
AFTER style OF two hundred years ago has additional
tufted cushion for the back that may lifted p side
wings for the head, and immense stuffed maple
desk and cabinet for brcabrac and beyeed Psyche
dehcatey carved very elaborate maple dressing
has back seven feet high and circular mirror all carved
TO correspond The brass handles are connected by
chains The cocOboa wood that initiates the amaranth.
Is used for some OF tho drawing room furniture. Two
ma I've cabinets, deliberately carved by hand of the
style OF the "reminiscences; cabinet of real teak wood il
carved IN open work over the entire surface and sides
Ibe Dack Is left open for the insertion OF satin plush
tehk-wood table Is inaid superb chair and sofa
OF the age OF Louis XIV. are OF enormous width, in
frames OF English oak. The finished with
carved lions heads and the fabric OF peacockblue silk
push mas an embossed border set dagOnaly The
PACK OF the sofa divided in three cushions with similar
trimming magnificent set of several pieces is Gov
cred with embossed satin of crushed strawberry color
strpes OF the same shade are placed above double
massive silk fringe. The wood is not visible. Other
OF cream-colored ground, having centres Of of
antique shape fued with tropical flowers OF brilliant
cOlors Gilt chairs of French design have low spndcd
Dacks In the centre bar Is medallion Of black hand
painted satin.
fireplace for the dining-roOm Is made of the light red
Sant0 Domingo mahogany, feet high the panels and
rasers are deliberately carved the latter support the
top gallery; mirror Is set In the centre. Additional
and dining table correspond The latter is square,
with n massive centre column extending into carved
lions heads. breasts and feet The sidebOard shows
richly carved example OF the Renaissance and other
designs happily combined. Large arnehairs and the
other chairs covered with stamped French leather in
designs OF heurdes, in gold aud white dark blue
the leather top aad bottom slender brass rod set
across. The large brass nails have bold lions heads.
The hall setecs correspond with the chairs and
mounted by large square mirror.
The Cooperative Dress ASsO catiOn, M-ssrs Sheppard
Knapp & Co., and Hers Brothers, will please accept
thanks for attention.