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Designs for Book-plates (Competition B XL.)
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ADesign for Drinking Fountain
and Cattle Trough.
(A XLIV.)
A number of very interesting designs have been
received in connection with this competition, but
owing to the difficulty of selection it has been
found necessary to postpone the announcement of
the awards until next month.
Design for a Pictorial Book-plate
(Ex Libris).
(B XL.)
The First Prize (Oneguinea) is awarded to Flax
(Ethel Kate Burgess, 2 Lilford Road, Camberwell).
The Second Prize (Half a guinea) to Quest (R.
H. Bayley, 94 Church Street, Chelsea, S.W.)
The prize designs, together with several of those
to which honourable mention has been awarded,
will be illustrated in the March number of The
Studio in connection with an article upon some
recent book-plates.
Honourable mention is given to the following :
Abana (Emily A. Atwell, 182 Mile End Road, E.) ;
Abbotsford (E. Murray Tod, 3 Westbourne Place,
Clifton, Bristol); Alexamenos (H. C. Graff, 46
Northcote Road, Croydon); Ancient (T. H. Wake-
field, 4 Dresden Road, Hornsey Lane, N.); Bookie
(Arthur Verstage, Park Villa, Meadrow, Godal-
ming); Bricherasio (Miss M. Garden, Manor
House, Brentwood); Beehive (Mary B. Canning,
Provincial Bank House, Coleraine, Ireland);
Book-worm (C. E. Masters, 18 Fisher Street, Maid-
stone, Kent); Chef (A. Cooke, 15 St. John's Road,
Upper Holloway) ; Es/eransa (May S. Tyrer
Glenmore, Chapter Road, Willesden Green);
Etna (T. W. Ellis, 21 Herbert Street, Mill Road,
Liverpool) ; Flux (J. C. Hall, 85 Shields Road,
Glasgow); Grumbler (Rosa C. Petherick, Maple
Lodge, Havelock Road, Croydon); Iridee (Thomas
Henry, 46 Rue Madame, Paris); Jason (John
Thirtle, The Elms, Banstead Road, Ewell) ; July
(Emma Sims, 1 Church Terrace, Richmond,
Surrey); Lily (E. V. Tyler, Stonycroft, Beach
Road, Weston-Super-Mare); Miner (C. H. Steaven-
son, 3 Claremont Park, Gateshead-on-Tyne); May
(Andrew Allan, 56 Waterloo Street, Glasgow);
Punchinello (Mildred A. Peacock, Oakley, West
WARDS IN "THE STUDIO"
PRIZE COMPETITIONS.
HON. MENTION PUNCHINELLO'
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HON. MENTION " BOOKIE "
ADesign for Drinking Fountain
and Cattle Trough.
(A XLIV.)
A number of very interesting designs have been
received in connection with this competition, but
owing to the difficulty of selection it has been
found necessary to postpone the announcement of
the awards until next month.
Design for a Pictorial Book-plate
(Ex Libris).
(B XL.)
The First Prize (Oneguinea) is awarded to Flax
(Ethel Kate Burgess, 2 Lilford Road, Camberwell).
The Second Prize (Half a guinea) to Quest (R.
H. Bayley, 94 Church Street, Chelsea, S.W.)
The prize designs, together with several of those
to which honourable mention has been awarded,
will be illustrated in the March number of The
Studio in connection with an article upon some
recent book-plates.
Honourable mention is given to the following :
Abana (Emily A. Atwell, 182 Mile End Road, E.) ;
Abbotsford (E. Murray Tod, 3 Westbourne Place,
Clifton, Bristol); Alexamenos (H. C. Graff, 46
Northcote Road, Croydon); Ancient (T. H. Wake-
field, 4 Dresden Road, Hornsey Lane, N.); Bookie
(Arthur Verstage, Park Villa, Meadrow, Godal-
ming); Bricherasio (Miss M. Garden, Manor
House, Brentwood); Beehive (Mary B. Canning,
Provincial Bank House, Coleraine, Ireland);
Book-worm (C. E. Masters, 18 Fisher Street, Maid-
stone, Kent); Chef (A. Cooke, 15 St. John's Road,
Upper Holloway) ; Es/eransa (May S. Tyrer
Glenmore, Chapter Road, Willesden Green);
Etna (T. W. Ellis, 21 Herbert Street, Mill Road,
Liverpool) ; Flux (J. C. Hall, 85 Shields Road,
Glasgow); Grumbler (Rosa C. Petherick, Maple
Lodge, Havelock Road, Croydon); Iridee (Thomas
Henry, 46 Rue Madame, Paris); Jason (John
Thirtle, The Elms, Banstead Road, Ewell) ; July
(Emma Sims, 1 Church Terrace, Richmond,
Surrey); Lily (E. V. Tyler, Stonycroft, Beach
Road, Weston-Super-Mare); Miner (C. H. Steaven-
son, 3 Claremont Park, Gateshead-on-Tyne); May
(Andrew Allan, 56 Waterloo Street, Glasgow);
Punchinello (Mildred A. Peacock, Oakley, West
WARDS IN "THE STUDIO"
PRIZE COMPETITIONS.
HON. MENTION PUNCHINELLO'
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