The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1909)

GIMSON, Ernest W., Dane-
way House, Sapperton, Ciren-
cester.
In the designing and making of fur-
niture no one in England is doing
better work than Mr. Gimson. Sim-
plicity of form, soundness of con-
struction, and unerring judgment in
the selection of the woods used are
the chief characteristics of his art;
and, without introducing any eccen-
tricities in form or treatment, he
is gradually creating a new and
beautiful style in furniture. Seve-
ral illustrations of his work ap-
peared in The Studio Year Books for
1906, 1907 and 1908.

DRYAD FURNITURE DESIGNED BY B. J. FLET-
CHER, EXECUTED BY DRYAD CRAFTSMEN
FLETCHER, B. J., 13 Great Central
Street, Leicester.
Mr. Fletcher designs Dryad Cane furniture for
Mr. H. H. Peach of Leicester.

GOERKE, Gustav, 10 Viktoria Strasse,
Berlin, W.
Herr Goerke studied at the Arts and Crafts
Schools at Hanover and Berlin, latterly under
the late Otto Eckmann. He has recently de-
signed, decorated and completely furnished a



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DESIGNED BY GUSTAV GOERKE, ARCHITECT

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