The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1909)

FRAMPTON, Mrs. E. Reginald,
i Brook Green Studios, London.
Mrs. Frampton designs and executes embroi-
deries, and a portion of one of her designs for
a chalice veil is shown here. She has recently
carried out several important commissions
for ecclesiastical work, including an altar
frontal, book markers, and chalice veil for St.
Augustine’s Church, Birmingham; an altar
frontal and chalice veil for St. Hilda’s, Birm-
ingham ; and a sanctuary kneeler, chalice
veil, and burse for St. Ursula Chapel, Whit-
land’s College, Chelsea. At the New Zealand
International Exhibition and the last Arts
and Crafts Exhibition at the Grafton Gal-
leries, London, she showed a bird panel and
a book-cover for Chaucer’s works.
GOERKE, Gustav. See pages 5 and 6.
HRDLICKA, Valentin, Lebrowitz,
Brunn, Moravia.
Herr Hrdlickais an architect who has devoted

FIELD, Miss May, North
End, Heyshott,Midhurst, Sussex.
Miss Field designs and executes
embroidery, and her work has
been shown at the Exhibitions
of the Arts and Crafts Society
in London. In 1906 she was
represented by an embroidered
panel for a screen. The three
designs illustrated on pages
81 and 82 display admirable
decorative qualities, and are
peculiarly well adapted each
to its own purpose. That for
an eight-sided shield of an old
screen is particularly well
thought out and arranged, and
is in every way a pleasing and
beautiful design.

HAND-TUFTED SMYRNA CARPET DESIGNED BY
GUSTAV GOERKE, ARCHITECT, EXECUTED BY
THE WURZNER CARPET MANUFACTURING CO.

CORNER OF A DESIGN FOR A CHALICE
VEIL BY MRS. E. REGINALD FRAMPTON

CHELL, J ohn A., 6 Wanderers' Avenue,
Blakenhall, Wolverhampton.
Mr. Chell is a designer of repousse and general
metal-work, ornamental iron signs, stencilled
friezes, tiles, furniture, picture
frames, book plates, leaded
lights, &c., besides working in
metal, wood, and plaster. He
is represented here by a de-
sign for a damask table cloth
(page 81).

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