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ART-JOURNAL ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
with white figures, is of Gothic form. The two
large Vases, somewhat similar in form, are of drab-
coloured Parian, the flowers and fruit, which
The Damasks of Messrs. J. Holdsworth &
Co., of Halifax, are rich and beautiful fabrics.
We engrave one—which, for its combination of
delicacy and boldness is worthy of especial notice.
are beautifully modelled in high relief, being
white; the centre Vase, of mosaic character,
The Group underneath is another of the con- it was modelled by Mr. Gillard • it represents
tnbutions of Messrs. T. & W. Boote, for whom Repentance, Faith, and Resignation, respectively
has a rich jet tint; the pattern is of a deep
mazarine blue, traced in gold. The Flower
Vase on this column is in the Gothic style;
stained glass is introduced on certain of the
perforated parts. Our limited allotment of space
prevents our rendering, by our remarks, full
justice to this very admirable establishment.
symbolised by their attitudes. The work is well
arranged; it stands nearly two feet high, and i#of
Parian. Another group—the Mother—is entitled
to high praise. Both are original productions.
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with white figures, is of Gothic form. The two
large Vases, somewhat similar in form, are of drab-
coloured Parian, the flowers and fruit, which
The Damasks of Messrs. J. Holdsworth &
Co., of Halifax, are rich and beautiful fabrics.
We engrave one—which, for its combination of
delicacy and boldness is worthy of especial notice.
are beautifully modelled in high relief, being
white; the centre Vase, of mosaic character,
The Group underneath is another of the con- it was modelled by Mr. Gillard • it represents
tnbutions of Messrs. T. & W. Boote, for whom Repentance, Faith, and Resignation, respectively
has a rich jet tint; the pattern is of a deep
mazarine blue, traced in gold. The Flower
Vase on this column is in the Gothic style;
stained glass is introduced on certain of the
perforated parts. Our limited allotment of space
prevents our rendering, by our remarks, full
justice to this very admirable establishment.
symbolised by their attitudes. The work is well
arranged; it stands nearly two feet high, and i#of
Parian. Another group—the Mother—is entitled
to high praise. Both are original productions.
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