The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1918)

Lott’s Bricks


A NEW CONSTRUCTIONAL BUILDING
TOY OF ARTIFICIAL STONE

MARKET HALL, from Box No. 3

DESIGNED THROUGHOUT by
ARNOLD MITCHELL, Architect
The most popular and captivating
Toy ever placed, before
the Public
Write for Illustrated List
LOTT’S BRICKS, LTD., Oxhey, Watford


Plasticine is the most handy, adaptable,
and facile medium of expression.
It is essential in the equipment of the
up-to-date Studio.
Does not require any sort of preparation
or keeping in condition.
Work may be begun, abandoned, or resumed
at pleasure.
Samples and all particulars with pleasure.
HARBUTT’S PLASTICINE
23 BATHAMPTON, BATH
London Showrooms: 56 Ludgate Hill, E.C.4

The
Village Homes
of England
Special Spring Number
of “The Studio," 1912


Containing 200 Pen-and-ink Drawings
by Sydney R. Jones, and numerous
Plates in Colours by the same artist
and Wilfrid Ball, R.E.
Only a few copies of the above
work ore now left for sale
Price: In handsome Cloth Binding,
7s. 6d. net. Postage extra: Inland, 6d.;
Abroad, 1 s. to 1 s. 6d.


TO DESIGNED
d&LART STUDENTS
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OF SAME
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REQUIRED IN
ONE OR MORE
COLOURS
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BE POSTED OR
SUBMITTED
TO

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