International studio (19.1903)

A D. VORCE^ 353 Fifth Avenue^ comer 34th Street^
^ opposite Waldorf-Astoria, dealer m Oriental
Porcelains, Jades, Bronzes, Ivories, Lacquers, Crystals,
Rugs, and Stuffs.
IS ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES
THE VOM RYOtMCSVAM SC000L OF ARTWOOOCARVINC
Geo. W. Vanderbilt, New York
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Eibridge T. Gerry, New York
Charles T. Yerkes, New York M. D. G. Borden, New York
W. L. Elkins, Ogontz, Pa.
1. P. FRINK, ^51 PeariSt., NewYork City
TDOOKBINDING, PLAIN AND ARTISTIC,
in a.H varieties ofleather, at moderate prices.
HENRY BLACKWELL,
56 University Piace NEW YoRK
; ALICE E. NEALE
Interior Decora.tions
Special Stuffs and Designs
1101-1104 Venetian Bidg., CHiCAGO
22 West 33d Street, NEW YORK
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FLOORS AND !NTER!OR WOODWORK
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INTERNATIONAL STUDIO SUPPLEMENT
MODERN 1
DESIGN IN
JEWEL]
LERY ^ FANS
ONE VOLUME .?%<:<? ^7.77 n<7
1 < ''HIS uncommonty attractive and interesting Special Number of TllE INTER-
JL NATIONAL STUDIO, entitied "Modern Design in Jeweiiery and Fans," comprises
i a sumptuous series of coioured and of black-and-white piates, iiiustrating the work of the
most distinguished modern artists of ail nationaiities who have devoted their genius to
these refined crafts. The familiar names of Lalique, Desbois, Fouquet, De Feure,
Conder, Cassiers, Granvihe Feii, Frank Brangwyn, Hofsteter, Prutscher, SIott-MoHer,
' and many others, appear in the pages of this handsome suppiement. Indeed, the
voiume hoids a unique coiiection of the most perfect modern work in designs of fans
and of jeweiiery, which it spreads with "abondance de richesses" before the connoisseur
and the interested amateur.
JOHN LANE NEW YORK


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