The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1909)

THOMSON, Miss Kate W.,
i 3 7 West Regent Street, Glasgow.
Miss Thomson designs and executes
metal-work and enamels, and a rose
bowl in beaten silver by her is repro-
duced on this page. Amongst her re-
cent important works are a copper-
gilt casket, enriched with enamels
and white amethysts, exhibited at
the Glasgow Institute of the Fine
Arts ; a silver and enamel box and
pendant, shown at the Edinburgh
Exhibition, 1908; and a vase in cast
and hammered brass for Trinity
Church, Pollokshields. An exhi-
bition of her work was recently held
in Glasgow.


ROSE BOWL DESIGNED AND EXE-
CUTED BY KATE W. THOMSON


COPPER TEA-KETTLE AND STAND DESIGNED
AND EXECUTED BY WALTER J. WEST
WEST, Walter J., 9 Icknield Port Road,
Ladywood, Birmingham.
Mr. West is a designer of and craftsman in
metal-work and plastic modelling. He is
represented here by a design for a copper tea-
kettle and stand reproduced on this page.

WOOLRICH, Miss E. G., 5 Blooms-
bury Square, London.
Miss Woolrich designs and executes book-
bindings and illuminations. She has exhibited
in England and on the Continent, and was
awarded a gold medal at the Franco-British
Exhibition held in London last year. The
binding by her, illustrated on this page, is the
property of His Majesty King Edward.


BOOKBINDING IN MOROCCO DESIGNED AND
EXECUTED BY E. G. WOOLRICH (THE PRO-
PERTY of h.m. king edward)