Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL GIFTS
IN JEWELS ARE FOUND IN
MANY STORES OF RICHMOND
Gems Of Little or Great Value
Will Be Found
Here.

ment. but gifts for tho home. novel
ties. pieces OF fine silver. clocks. rare
china and cut glass are also included
in the larger stores stocks. The
shopper who is not concerned so
much with finding the cheap gift as
with finding the appropriate and
most wanted one. would do we'll TO
visit her jewelers.. There she will
lind lavish arrangements of prescious
gems anr metals. fashioned into
rings pins. brooches. necklaces.
watches. bracelets. or what she will.
And she will find also unusually
good stationery. odd and unusua!
pieces of furniture, made especially
for giving, and no end of sugges.
tions-often in things Of moderate
price. az well as In more elaborate
oncs-of miscellaneous character
Among the special things noted
listing here. Take grandfather
clocks. They're not new. we admit
But they are So stately and digni-
lied that they are not TO be resisted.
clock such az one OF these is an
heirloom. To Ice handed down from
generation 10 generation. and in
hosts Of colonial homes that are
now being newly furnished such Il
2ift would be more appreciated than
anything else in the world
Ana speaking o! clocks. though
b here is nothing oui,. so boau,if,,l.s
the tail hall clock /, "a oIso nosr,h,.
10 find nu,,c ,ow ,,ro-. .,.,,a
and less stately. but rood friends !,
nave. and 10 hold 4 leather fold.
INK clock. TO match the acss fi,,i,s
with an alarm and an eiEh,.day
movement. - a lin. choice slxnI.
tied mahogany mantel clock win
candlcsticks to ma;ch would Io,a
ftne over somebody's omen flrenlac.
Ana little automobile clock win
silver face. y sure TO please some
body
There is a Iii,c m.ho.,,y nm,
howl in one store. with nut cracker
and six mr., picks stuck In IN. rim
on on. side. aud the dearest OF busy
squirrels nouutinr .u,rd onro.i,c
The bowl measures .iph, Ircb.,
across and Is as beautiful as il (.
useful
y smokers stand in mahogany
win handle by which /, can be
easily carried from place TO plac.
and e lower shelf az we'll as the
usual ash tray with glass contalner
and places for matches and two
Cigars Is also among the givables
The one noted was thirty-two inches
III height.
Mahogany muffin stands with
places Tor three plates on one level.
he a Giorif!cd threc-leaf clover at
he top. and tray for one more a,
tn" bottom. with a handle to carry
the whole thing around. are also
Very attractive they come .i,b.r
plain or in period designs
\ bright hr,ss cav, o., <,
u.t,.
: AS useful Tor rho own .
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measuring
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'h'hss TOT
Tue shopper noted set
e''hs ASH trays III
'"e"eS IN diameter.
"e'e are a'so some charming silver
''''.u trays with three compart-
mHn's and match box for stand,
'or cigars and cigarettes; and an
"'h"r real novelty is a pair OF small
shFer boxes. only wide enough to
hold one cigarette. but high enough
10 carry about eight. pjIed nm. -,
top Of the other. with a place for a
few matches at one end and a handle
a, the other. They are meant for IN.
dinner table and are very attractive
Leather suitcase. lifted nm han.
sonely with tort,iso.sh., - "a"
c;,s. with removob,e TON
hold the fittings. that foIds nm
"a compact case to be c,rr,od 49,
aratcIy If desired, is an in,ero.,,,',
gift. rs
4 dozen salad plates of Wedr,
or some equally fine chino 80
acceptable.
y chest Of silver or aozan MAJ.
to match some ones chcs, sun, 60
oyster forks or loo - "s
The things that aren't ,Iu,,, IL.
is GOOD choice.
a grapei,,ice set cons,s,;,