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FILLAGREE by the RESTORER of the ART.

ANNA STEWART, offers her most grateful

Acknowledgements to the Ladies who have honoured her with their Patronage, and respectfully Solicits a Continuance of their Favours. The distinguishing Approbation they have shewn to her Work, in Preference to that of others of the Kind; calls forth her warmest Thanks, and constant Endeavours to maintain it: Being the sole Restorer and Improver of the Art of Fillagree in Paper; she is concerned to find it is in Danger of being again Lost, by the Pretenitions of others to teach it, who execute it, without either fancy in the Design, or from its inferior Quality, cannot possibly stand the test of Time, more than the Colours it is done with, which are of the lowest Prices. She begs Leave to offer her Service to the Ladies who choose to learn Fillagree of her, as she means for a short Time, to set apart, Mondays, to instruct those who buy Paper from her, without any Expence for Lessons taken on that Day, at her House, No. 6, Mount-Street, Berkley-Square. She submits to the Inspection of the Ladies, a constant Succession of elegant Patterns, and a compleat Assortment of Paper of the brightest Colours, with a Cabinet of her Work, &c.

N.B. Paper cut and relieved in the most elegant Manner by Sciffars, without any other Instrument.