Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1921, Page 8

g , THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1921—PART 1. Woodward & Lothrop BEAUTIFUL THINGS FOR THE HOME Exclusive Decorative Things - For the home beautiful Personally selected by our representative on his tour of the European markets this summer, and expressive of the best art and taste in home furnishing, from France, Belgium and England . DISPLAYED IN THE DRAPERY AND UPHOLSTERY SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR PILLOWS—of wondrous beauty, including many exclusive designs, each with an individuality and character of its own. Rich Brocades, Satins, Taffetas, Velvets, with trimmings of gold or silver laces, galloons, fringes, hand- made flowers and fruits. $20 to $95 TABLE SCARFS AND MATS—in round, oblong \ and odd and unusual shapes, exceedingly handsome and elaborate, of the most elegant silks and velvets. $18.50 to $72.50 CHAISE LOUNGE COVERS of laces, nets and silk, entirely handmade and exquisitely trim- med with metallic laces and galloons and beau- tiful silk flowers. $325 and $350 FRENCH TAPESTRY WALL PANELS, some of, the larger ones are woven on handlooms and are wool, others of cotton tapestry. Various sizes and shapes, oblong, upright and square. Many landscape and other subjects, suitable for living and reception rooms. $20 to $500 We also show in this collection Filet and Brussels Applique Lace, Tidies for Sofa and Chair Backs, Lacet Arabian Curtains, Panel Cur- tains, Brisbe Sash Curtains, Brussels Applique Lace Curtains, Normandy Filet Late Paneling and Fringes. French Embroidered Curtain Nets. Qil Paintings Appropriate for the Dining Room Fruit and Flower Paintings are again becom- ing very popular for use in the dining room. We have secured an exceptionally desirable- collection, done in handsome dull oil-tones of exceptional beauty. One especially at- tractive painting is an oblong oval to be used over mantel or buffet; another subject is in upright shape and ideally suited for the space over the serving table. ' Priced at $70 Each The selection of Floral and Fruit Pictures is very large and each gubject is expressive of good taste and refinement. The colorings are exquisitely blended. Most of these pictures were imported direct from foreign studios, and each subject is exclusive, which adds much to their attractiveness. Picture Section, Fifth floor. Decorative Mirrors Are Being Used in Every Home Mirrors were never used so extensively in home decoration as they are now, and we have about every design worthy of selection. All Periods of art have been drawn upon so that we show a remarkable variety of designs. Small Panel Mirrors at $5, $6 and $6.50 Several Different Styles of Square and Oval Panels at $10 New and distinctive mirrors in Polychrome and mahogany finish frames with colored flor- al decorations typical of the Grecian, Roman and French periods of art; also horizontal mirrors with architectural frames at $15 each. Mantel Mirrors of Many Types, ) Sizes and Designs, $25 to $85 - Mirror Section, Fifth floor. s — beautiful and tastefully furnished home is a constant contribut- ing satisfaction not only to its occupants, but to friends and guests as well. The influence of beautiful surroundings goes deep into our daily lives. i That this influence may be yours we have collected a large and diversi- fied stock of beautiful and practical home furnishings, adaptable to the requirements of the average home, and many exclusive and clegant things difficult to procure. SN Personal Selection and Direct Importation of ITALIAN HAND-CARVED WALNUT FURNITURE Exquisite, artistic and distinctive handmade Furniture in Louis X1V period Louis XVI period Louis XV period Italian Renaissance period These pure and magnificent period designs'are carried out with absolute fidelity by the master artisans and wood-carvers of Italy. Mpst of it is caned, some upholstered, and the larger part is of natural waxed finish, a few pieces in antique finish. Its naturally distinctive .decorative quality may be enhanced by elegant upholsteries or rich fin- ishes to blend with some particular idea or ideal. A handsome Bedroom Suite in the graceful Louis XVI.period with Twin Beds, Dressing Table, Chifforobe, Desk and Chairs to match. Also individual pieces for the reception hall, drawing room, living i room or library, embracing Tables, . Armchairs, Bergeres, Side- chairs, Settees and Benches. Drapery Section, Fifth floor. o New Oriental and Chinese Rugs Rugs of both kinds are here in splendid as- sortment. Recent shipments fust placed on display have enhanced our collection and added to its interest. SOFT, SILKY MOSSOUL RUGS—Very heavy pieces of deep, soft pile, close weave and lus- trous, gorgeous colorings. All-over and medal- lion center and border patterns. Average Size, 3x6, $50 and $60 SILKY MOSSOULS—These show the most won- derful color tones of any oriental rugs we have been able to get in a number of years; magnifi- cent patterns and qualities. Size About 4x6, $70 to $300 KASHANS AND SARUKS—Grape, Palm Leaf and Tree of Life patterns; all of which are among the most famous seen in these types of rugs. Warm reds, wines, rose, tans and blues blended into the most distinctive and handsome combinations. Average Size, 4x7, $150 to $250 CARPET-SIZE ORIENTAL RUGS—AI of them new, all of them distinctive pieces with artis- tic merit and integral quality to commend them. There are Afghans, Bokharas, Mahals, Saruks and Kermanshahs. $425 to $1,650 CHINESE RUGS—Average sizes 4V4x6 and 4x7 feet. Blue and gold fields predominate with the lighter shade designs standing out in bold relief. ’ An Exceptional Showing at $100 Rug Section, Sixth floor. Furniture of Permanent Worth _Every Suite of Furniture we show whether for Living Room, Library, Bedroom or Din- ing Room is an exquisite example of skillful design and characteristically elegant work- manship. It is furniture of service and satis- faction. A Chippendale Dining Room Suite Each piece of richly figured mahogany in dull duo- tone rubbed brown finish, with the burl panel fronts to all cabinet pieces. This suite unites courtly dig- nity with hospitable warmth and refinement. The Buffet, Serving or Linen Cabinet and China Closet with cabinet base—all have extension ends. Oblong Table, with square ends. High-flaring-back Chairs. All pieces have claw and ball feet. A Suite of Elegance and Refinement, $1,150 An Elegant Living Room Suite Of the Overstuffed design that quickly conveys to - vou the spirit of distinctive beauty, luxurious ease. and lasting service. It is the sort of furniture one would purchase for pleasure in use and pride in possession. LARGE NEW CIRCULAR DAVENPORT AND ARMCHAIR OF VERY DEEP, COMFORTABLE SEAT Covered in two-toned diamond pattern mulberry mohair of a silky finish, with extra soft down cush- ions of two-tened gold and mulberry striped satin damask. N A Suite of Pleasing Individuality, $650 A Colonial Bedchamber Suite The spirit of this Suite reflects the character of early Colonial times. The skillful use of fine ma- hogany and the handsome finish, together with its massive colonial design, endow it with the sturdi- ness of old-time types of furniture such as our an- cestors used. The suite consists of large dresser, chifforette, van- ity, fluted poster twin beds with acorn tops, high head panel and low foot panel. For Such Quality This Suite is Very Moderately Priced, $750 Furniture Section, Sixth floor. Those Who Value the Individuality Which They May Impart to Their Homes by Having Draperies and Hangings . designed and made to order —are invited to avail themselves of our expert service, consisting of competent decorators and craftsmen. i And an Assortment of Fabrics Unexcelled in Variety, Beauty and Colorings * ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS .GLADLY FURNIS] - Drapery Bection, Fifth. floor- : “the Most Important Coat Event of the Season This is a specially planned sale of -Wom- en’s High-grade Plain and Fur-trimmed Coats, in all the wonderfully rich, luxurious mate- rials of this season. Coats personally select- ed and made according 10 our requirements, so we can promise you val- ues of a most unusual character. Women's Coat Section, Third Hovr. Dainty Silken o two-toned sat fetus with illings Mme. Irene Corsets Certain especially featured models include these: each embodying all the essentials desired in corsets—correct lines, excellent fabric: careful workmanship—com- Waistline Corset, <ht figure front an In plain pi til, there i and high 1 els light] for medium ures. Priced $5 to $25 and Tax Corset Section, Third floor, HOUSEWIVES Across the Sea Use These Small Conveniences in Their Housekeeping Our buver when abroad, found many of these little conveniences and has brought back some very interesting ones t»r you to tryT Grind it, always have fresh pepper—that’s what the little barrel shaped Pepper Grinders are for, vou put in the whole pep- pers and grind them as you need them—and these are dainty enough to put on the table. 50c to $3.50. Egg-timers, stop all that fuss about eggs being hard boiled for breakfast when you intended them to be soft—they tell you just when the eggs are done. - 65¢c. Baby is provided with a pretty painted tin tray, that fastens to his high chair and has a curved rim. to keep his food from falling off $395. Colored Bead Table Mats keep your table from be- ing marred by hot dishes, and they are very at- tractive, too. in _their pretty colorings. 35¢ to $1.75. One cup of coffee—ready in no time. and made right over your cup. with the Orpha Coffee Filter —fitted with tiny perco- lator—you put in the coffee,” pour over the boiling water, then turn a tiny handle and the coffee is poured into your cup. $2. A metal parsley cutter, will come in handy many times. 50c. J A great aid td making delicious salads—this salad set of mixing spoon and fork. of fine finished wood. 75c. They cut their bread at the table—and us~ a hand carved wooden bread board, $2. The kniie is of Shefield steel, with the handle of carved wood. $L75. i Wooden Trays, divided into various sized sec- tions, provide a convepi-’ ent place for keeping kitchen knives, forks and spoons always in_their place. 50c to $2. In every well regulated kitchen, we find a wooden salt box hanging on the wall. SL tion, Fifth floor. Housewares | |