Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1928, Page 13

THE‘ éUND'AY STAR, -WASHINGTON, D. €., DECEMBER 9, 1928—PART 1. L. Moses & Sons - AGift from Moses Means More F Street at Eleventh Main 3770 Telephone Stand and Stool, mahogany and wal- nut finishes, with rich ve- neered top. Very well made. Set, $12.50. Governor Win- throp Desk, brown finish. Mahogany ve- neered on gumwood. Three roomy draw- ers. Open-front Bookcase, genuine mahogany. Twenty - four - inch width. Three shelves. Well con- structed. $24. End Tables, with at- tractive colored glass tops. Beautifully de- signed with book trough bottoms. $19.75. Tilt Table Smoking Stand, with patented ash receiver and cigarette receptacles. Mahog- any finish, $19. Red and Mahogany Finished stack of sectional book- cases, with regulation top, base and three- doored cases. - 10, 12, 13 or 14 inch cases. Mahogany ve- neered tea table with antique fin- ish. Enclosed cab- inet base. $29.75. Dainty Tilt-Top Table, with pie crust edge. Mahogany or ma- ple finishes. Veneered top. 14 inches. $22. Roomy magazine basket with carrying handle, in red, green, parchment and mahog- any finish. Attractively de- signed. $11.50. Genuine Mahogany Smoker’s Stand, 25 inches tall. Large plain glass ash tray. Match box. Attractively sim- ple in design. $7.50. Cogswell Chair, with cut velour upholstery. Comfortable spring high back. Reversible spring cushions. $55. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. GIVE FURNITURE And You Give Beauty, Comfort and Rest, Hours of Contentment Colonial Furniture Reproductions The Most Charming of All Furniture Gifts This Colonial interior shows just a few of the authentic reproductions in our display at this time. The original of the George ._.Wgéhington Sofa is preserved at Independ- “ence Hall, Philadelphia. The Duncan Phyfe Chair chair “at right” is a reproduction of one purchased by General LaFayette from Dun- can Phyfe and presented to Judge Rowan of Kentucky. It is known as the Stephan Foster Chair and has a charming history. The high chest of drawers although not accurate is a very close reproduction of one which is on display in the Metropolitan Museum in New York and also of another which is the prop- erty of Mr. Dwight M. Prouty of Boston. The gate-leg table behind the typical Early American Armchair is substantially the same as the original in the Bolles’ collection. Qur entire display is filled with period motif designs and a number of accurately measured reproductions which have an at- mosphere of individuality and which lend themselves to making the most charming and inexpensive gifts. A Few of the Authentic Reproductions Stephan Foster Side Chair, $37.50 _ Chair Stephan Foster Arm Chair, Rushbrooke Castle Arm Colonial Rooms, Sixth and Seventh Floors Genuine Mahogany Gateleg Table, with one roomy drawer, Top size table when opened 34x48 inches. $19.75. Comfortable Rocker, with mahogany fin- ished frame arms and resilient spring cush- ions. Beautifully uphol- stered. $19.75. Easy Chair, exceedingly comfortable—of the finest all-hair construction. Feather spring seat and back. Well padded and upholstered. Cov- ered in the wanted new colors of milan velvet. Genuine walnut arms and legs. $62.50 | Robert Morris Chippendale Old English Reproduction $50.00 Arm Chair . . English Reproduction Henry Clay Chair ... .$92.00 ...$60.00 Normandy Arm Chair, $72.00 Chair From Keene, New . .$60.00 Hampshire . .. $37.50 Early Republic Chair, Poore $130.00 Collection $60.00 Gift Furniture, Sixth and Seventh Floors Grandfather’s Clock with gen- uine mahogany, Duco finished case. 5Y;-day works, with chain wind. Half hour strike. $69.50. Cane Back Chair, suitable with every dec- orative scheme. Splendid ma- hogany finished frame. $19.75. Virginia Sofa, covered in attractive denim. Graceful mahogany frame, with resilient spring construction and web bottom. $150. Handsome Windsor Chair, so smart and attractive for any room. Finished in dark ma- hogany with comfortable rush seat. $19.75. Genuine mahogany or walnut “Martha Wash- ington” Sewing Cabinets regulation size with three drawers and two end compartments. $19.75. Spinet Desk, ma- ogany and gum- wood veneered. An- tique finished ma- hogany. Handy writing pad. $33. Genuine mahogany cilla” sewing cabinet—a fa- vorite with all smart seam- stresses. $8.75. Ottoman, with genuine walnut Queen Ann legs. Vell designed and up- wolstered in a choice of nilan velvet materials. Loose pillow effect top. Genuine mahogany pier cabinet. with maple inlaid figures in double cabinet door and on the top. $39.75. Console Table and Mirror in ‘heraton design. Genuine ma- ogany with antique finish. Talf circle style table. 16x36 sches. Table $32. Mirror, $25. Large Foot Stool with mahogany legs. Spring bottom and .upholstered in attractive jacquard velour. $11.50. Genuine Mahog- any Governor Win- throp Desk, repro- duction of original in Colonial red- brown finish. Four drawer style. Well constructed. $89. Governor Winthrop Secretary, a reproduction of the original. Con- structed of genuine ma- hogany in Colonial red- brown finish. Antique brass fittings and usual compartments. $125. Foot Stools; with padded upholstered top, in colors. Mahogany finished legs; 6x18 inches. 9 inches high. $4.95.