Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

occu pies the central space Of the Ger
man pavilion and IL Ia the { fm Of q
separate booth, constructed entirely VI
porcelain made In the shape Of a
castle, with a gorgeous central 'front.'
and two side apartments " balconies
| with steps leading up on eltler side
and great twisted columns supporting
tho fanciful arches and root The
| making Of She twisted columns alone
| cost tho manufacturers 100000 and
] when IL is remembered that tho entire
| structure, steps, nior, roof walls,
| columusand its myriad decorations anu
exhibits contained within are Of sN'
quiHlte porcelain, one may gain some
! faint idea NJ the value Of the whole col.
lection. A pair of ufns, Manipulated,
which stand nj the head VI the steps,
are valued Vt forty thousand dollars,
aud q much smaller one inside AT
fifteen thousand. a magnificent
manlel done In tiles and beautifully
paluted picture making part Of the pof-
ceain walls Oi the pavilion are striking
features Of the interior, and hundred
articles Of porcelain briok.a brao, make
up the wonderfully beautiful cOllec-
ton, There II a clock six feet high
ntlistically designed aud executed with
figures done In statuaty aud painting
and vases, tables, cabinets and almost
every other article imaginable nro
found executed In the beautiful
ceramic.
A second porcelain display, the cx-
hiUit Of another iifm, provides royal
treat In ila rare manipulated pictures
done in porcelain, the collection
comprising copies Of some Of the most
noted pictures OF the old masters.
Guido Rents and the Slstine Madon.
mas afs beautifully executed AMI n
copy Of the picture, showing youth ~
pursuit oi beautiful figure represent.
lug pleasure with death ON black
charger following close ut his heels,
shows some wonderfully exquisite
uolofiLg. Another impressive ana
Arlistically executed picture ~ that Of
three female figures representing
dawn, day aud night. La the fore.
ground day beholIs the sleeping gray
lawn In her arms, aud back OF them,
In purple shadows, lies the lifcless
figure 0f night stretched out on the
rocks, the different shades Of color
typifying the persOnality OF each being
faithfully ami uolicately rendered.
A number OF furniture anu house.
furnishing firms have devoted euor.
moussum' 10 \ display,aud the result Il
shown la n series OF artistic rooms,
showing design OF furniture, tapes.
tries, curtains an1 other draperies, the
whole arranged with artistic effect,
and one Of the lseals VI the Exposition
Is to view tue progress that has been
made In the ART Of house uecOfa.
lions anu the bsautliul, Ia.
gonlous and luxurious appoint-
ments that nguro In the fashionable
ana palatlal residences OF today.
Besides the modern arc also repre-.
,entsd the old fashioned sty les Of fur.
Lishing apartments, one representing
an old Norman hunting and dining
room, the furnishing having design,
appropriate 10 the tu1leui; lhe tapes.
Try, ifieze, etc, showing hunurg
scenes, and the chalrs, mantel, candle.
stick, etc., being carved with falcon
anu deer heads.
Another extremely interesting de.
paftment IL the German clock exhibit,
the collection comprising some beautl.
iul anu valuable specimens. There
are number Of small cuckoo CLOCKS
whose COS, is over 500, aud one large
timepiece provided with chimes whoss
value 10 1925. There ore others whose
cost Ia Ices Dizzy, aud there IL no doubt
that the mist VI the beautiful collec-
tlOn will bo sold ~ souvenirs before the
close OF the Far.
Bosidta thu ornamental exhibits
there arc booths On booths deyo cd 10
tho German silk AMI cloth mauufac-
turets, the rows of immense showcases
showing silk from the single thread 10
tue heaviest anu most elegant fabrics,
the latter alone being beautiful anu
varied enough 10 make In itself sum.
clently striking exhibits. Beside,
these are velyels, plushes, br0cades,
linens, etc, whose beauty and