The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-19

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The Hawaiian Hardware Com.
phny's store, opposite Sprcckcls'
hank, Fort street. is especially re-.
splcndcnt ct the present season,
with rich and rare articles Tor the
household
The windows have sample cNhi-
hilion of the Lockwood ware Nv its
beautiful brown complexion vases,
beer mugs, chocolate pots, and
other articles. \ show ease M the
middle of the store has an assert
ment Of The same ware. The VIM
dows likewise reflect the sheen Of a
variety Of silver ware, large cabinets
IN the interior being similarly stock
ed--tea sets, cups Of all kinds,
cheese holders. soup turecns, tea
strainers, vegetable dishes, coffee
sets, mustachc cups, champagne
holders.
a beautiful epergne is n striking
object in the makai window. There
is jewel lease with a plush lid in the
slmilitudc of pin cushion and
adaptable for that purpose. There
are beautiful fitting water pitchers,
coffee urns and other detached
plate.
There is a novelty in silver for
special mention, being new patent
in embossed work. The relief
pattern is stamped complete on
the piece at one impression. A
beautiful clean cut design is the
consequence. In this line are
noticed embossed pitchers, love
pitchers, tete-a-tete sets, smokers
sets, in royal copper as well as
silver.
Probably the most pervading
feature of the lower floor store is the
endless range of lamps. They are
above, below, on either hand. The
banquet lamp in royal copper and
silver, is Il stately object, being rich
in mould as well as material. There
are piano lamps and library lamps
in silver, brass and royal copper re-
lief, and with onyx table stands.
Chandeliers with their crystal be-
longings compete with brass bird
cages in hiding the ceiling. There
are lamps for every situation, grad
ed in value to suit any purse.
Elegant objects for the hall, draw
ing room, or dining room, in num-
Der too great to be detailed, are eX-
posed. Easels in bronze and silver,
onyx tables, silver tables, five
O'Clock teas in brass and old iron,
are prominent.
In glassware there is a wide scope
for selection-berry dishes, straw
berry, diamond and fan patterns !;
butter dishes, sauce plates, salad
bowls, decanters, goblets, tumblers,
wine glasses, etc.
Haviland china ware is a specially
with this house. They have it in the
open pattern, whereby it can be
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broken pieces can be restored at
will. Besides breakfast, dinner and
tea sets, there are buffers, salads,
and individual peppers and salts,
water jugs, decanters, etc. There
is also line of Haviland in raised
fan sets, and ice cream, soup, fish
salad, and dinner sets.
A full line of cutlery is in stock
including fine carving sets. OF fiat
ware a glittering array is revealed
in show cases spoons, knives
forks, all hand engraved. There is
a very pretty set of fish knives and
forks in a case, dozen each.
Anyone who wants to present q
bird cage to wife or other dearest
should not fail to look at the Ha
waiian Hardware Company's stock.
These are of brass, everything rivet
ed together, no soldering, and they
are in elegant shapes. They includ,
breeding and parrot cages.