Identifier: crockeryglassjou74newy (find matches)
Title: Crockery & glass journal
Year: 1875 (1870s)
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Subjects: Pottery Glass Glassware
Publisher: New York : G. Whittemore & Co.
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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French china, the repu-tation of which has been long established ; and fromBenedikt von Poschinger they have long lines ofroemers and fancy glassware. Altogether a com-prehensive and inviting display. The showrom of Julius Palme, 35 Barclay street,extends from Park place to Barclay street and con-tains the longest unbroken shelves of glassware inthe District. Upon them may be found Bohemian Royal Doulton samples should be visited by everybuyer who comes to New York, for the exhibitioncontains the work of the most celebrated artists inStaffordshire. The exquisite models of Mr. Nokewill be seen in the illustration on another page, theshapes being clearly depicted. The roses of Raby,the orchids of Dewsberry, the castle scenes of Plant,are all here, together with the fiish and game deco-rations of Hancock and Wilson. A veritable art gal-lery that will well repay the time devoted to its study.Many patterns of the celebrated hotel and dinnerwarefrom the Grindley potteries are also on view.
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Edward Butler, 67 Park Place. water sets from the cheapest to the finest encrustedgold decoration. Also vases of artistic conception.On the centre table in the foreground of the illustra-tion on another page will be seen the controlled din-nerware patterns and hotel china, both white anddecorated. On the right of the picture are shelvescontaining the product of the well-known Kossuch-Janos Hungarian factory. This line comprises roe-mers, bar and hotel glassware, and many creations inengraved designs. There is also a good line of Hun-garian bungalow ware in very attractive, well-ex-ecuted patterns and designs. Win. S. Pitcairn, who presides over this well-orderedshowroom, is a genial host as well as a most capablebusiness man, and Will spare no efforts to make vis-itors welcome. The showroom at 44 Murray street containing the Fensterer & Ruhe, 47 Murray street, are theAmerican representatives of the well-known Aynsleychina. This English bone china factory has been es-tablished sinc

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