New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15
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LUXURIOUS TOILET ARTICLES.
NOTHING TOO COSTLY OR MAGNIFICENT TO
ADoRN THE BOUDoIR OF BEAUTY
WEALTH.


ORIENTAL luxurousness IS the chief Characteristic OF
tho toIlettable required by tho modern woman oil
wealth All brushes and boxes, and even buitop
hoots and shoe horns, made mounted in silver
rtstlcaly etched in Tepousso work or chased or nm
sbed in plain surface. Tho most deliberately decorated
baIrbrushcs are those mounted I'm silver. enamcheh
IN male blue and other tns OF color in old French
stvle Mounted in this manner the brush Is So In
etched silver they begin in price at 81, in rcpousso
,rorL AZ al2 so and In plain silvcr at SlO. Sllvor
haunted clothes brushes are 81, and rise In
rrce according to tho decoration. SIlvcrmounted
bandmrrors are SI5 and upward. shoe-buttoners OF
snver BEGIN in price at IS. Small silver boxes
for toilet articles are s12 80 and 49, according to size
and decoration.
Cutglass bottles for the toet-tabe were never more
beautiful They cut In new original designs that
Give play to novel prsmac effects In light throwing
soft gucs over all the gllttering array OIL tho toet
table These bottles made in square, octagon' ana
globe shapes but the globe shapes, which come In
great variety of sizes and begr price at about 81
a pair are generally preferred Entire tollettaple
sets Of brush-tray, pn-tray, ringstand and powder
box arc shown In crystal and are 1913 80 set. each
piece being also sold separately. There are Deauuiu
little "bed.timc candeshcls,' with extlngushers OF
crystal at IS carAcs, with glass for the room arc
SO and 90, according to style. CandleSticks ana ek
tlngushcrs in Mlnton ware In flower pattern are %
include a number of smaller trays and boxes ring
stand and odor Jar making In all eleven pieces which
are sold at $40. Simpler sets In red, yellow or rose
colored TOXIC ware decorated with white rysan'he
NUNS and birds include brush and comb tray, two
perfume bottles, and puff boxes and are "a 90 Maya
candlcsticks al 80 upward pair ami caraie'
and cup for the bedroom are ~ in Toxic In
the effective and pretty, though inexpensive Diu"
and white Imari ware, they are 81 and VI Oo
Japaneso rose Jars In small sizes for bOud0lrs, IN
simple ware, are 81 80 to - So In satsuma, 81 each
in English Wcdgwood So. The favorite material LOT
bureau covers is white linen, which IS embroidered In
white silk, sometimes with a touch OF delicate cOlor
or in japanese gold cord palcst yellow, or rose sik
TO correspond with the prevailing color of the room
such bureau covers, already embroidered, are 80 %
upward. Glove and handkerchief cases are shown OF
delicate blue silk, painted with roses and lined with
palcst rosecOlorcd silk or old rose Satin painted
with white cherry blossoms or somo such design
These cases are also frequently decorated in ribbon
work with ioreet-nie-nOi rose buds, or button r0ses
and leaves on an ivory White SILK ground ms
species of work l. revival OF nceIcWoTh III NOSuc
aong the court ladies' of the reign OF Louis XIV and
the artistic de sus OF that time arr used by DECORATIVE
workers today The pin-cushion Is no longer CHIEF
feature Of The toilet table, but Is preferred Ill smai
when wrought in ribbon work. II IS finished with
hin of cream ivory white lace, and narrow
border I'm the cOors Of the embroidery. MOucholr
cases, small plncushions In Iibbon WORK, arc 80
simpler cushions lire white linen, embroidered In
SILK and edged with lace, are ~ and % M
Handkerchief aud glove cases, made I'm India SILK
and challies in artistic and pretty designs, begin
at - 80 each. The most expensive pin-cushions in
the shops are finished with a silver border, ornamcnled
I'm old Russian enamel; though small In size, they arc
valued at SO each simpler cushions, mounted
I'm plain silver S11. Dainty artistic mOucholr
cases are made Of silk boiling cloth, slightly en-
bodcred I'm metals and SILK IN old cOlors over pale
coOicd rose or yellow silk Glove boxes and hand.
kcrchlef boxes In Old rose, dun green, or dark blue
plush, Ornamentcd with old gold anil old silver In
what Is known renaissance effect. These boxes
are S5 30 10 Sl3 EACH Sedan chairs Of plush, sim
larly decorated, are used for jewelry cases and
there are book Of old brocade and plush, the
size of I2mo book, which are sold
az ~ 20 TO ~, TO apcrcOvercd books or rare
binding Card OF dark Old shades of plush or
namented with heurde-lls in renaissance metal, are
+ made of dark plush lined with chamOs leather and
finished with pockets for the reception of jewels.
gold and silver cord finishes the edge and ties when the
Is rolled up Small delicate, cut vlnatgre ties Of
rock crystal glass shown at jewellers, finished
with the gold silver top set with diamonds, sap
phiTrs chrysObcryls or other precious stones. Old
English yinaigrettcs, boxes OF silver, are
IS So
Sachets are made in all sizes. Tho largest arc suf
and made Of pale yellow. white. blue pink India
silk. IN "A ght brocaded pattern in self color. These
sachets slightly waddod, and perfumed with hello
tOpe powder which IS preferred 10 violet, because IL
Is lasting. Such sachets 70 IS each. Small
sachcts may be made Of white linen fringed and en-
broldercd I'm artistic stitches. and sell at 81 30.
Thanks arc due 10 the Society OF Decorative Art.
Tiffany. The whiting Mfg. Co.. A. A. Vanne &c Co.,
J. II. Gr0jcan and Athcn Son & Co.