The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1909)

Gallery, London, the Albert Hall,
London, and the Walker Art Gallery,
Liverpool. The box seen in the
smaller illustration on this page is
executed in oxidised repousse silver
set with mother-of-pearl and opal.
The silver match-box is set with
gem opals.

branch of art. Among his confreres he is
accepted as a master, and at the last Salon de
Champs Elysees a whole room was reserved
for his work. His bookbindings are remark-
able specimens of his art, as will be seen by
the few examples given here.

LETTRE, Emil, 71 Unter den Linden,
Berlin.
Herr Lettre designs and executes articles in
metal, including ornaments, caskets, goblets,
watches, trophies, &c. He is represented here
by a dish embossed in silver (page 147).

SILVER DISH DESIGNED AND EXECUTED BY EMIL LETTRE

MARSHALL, Arthur, A.R.I.
B.A., King Street, Nottingham.
The silver casket, illustrated on
this page, was designed by Mr. Mar-
shall, and executed by the Birming-
ham Guild of Handicraft for the
Nottingham City Council. The
casket was used to hold the Freedom
of the City, which was recently pre-
sented to Sir Samuel Johnson, on the
occasion of his becoming a Free-
man of the City of Nottingham.

SILVER BOXES DESIGNED AND EXE-
CUTED BY EDITH LINNELL

LIN NELL, Mrs. Edith M., Malvern-
bury, Oakland Road, Moseley, Birmingham.
Mrs. Linnell is a designer of and worker in
jewelry, gold, and silver. She exhibited at
the last exhibition of the Arts and Crafts So-
ciety in London, and at St. Louis, the Baillie

SILVER CASKET DESIGNED BY ARTHUR MAR-
SHALL, A.R.I.B.A., EXECUTED BY THE BIR-
MINGHAM GUILD OF HANDICRAFT, LTD.

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