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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3112, 16 June 1917, Page 4

][\ \ ■■■■ ■• " ~; ■ I J ! : . Dignity and Art are rarely so I I "■ beautifully • blended | ■ . ■" o TV 1 . f~* Y~\ e O B SW 1"■ >5<5 i%\ I J I I Yinnpt f In •, no in LstitXj*. • JL/llinci t«JCIS i si I , A' \viole volume might be written regarding tlie artistic merit 'if VM and the' fine china of the Dinner Sets on view at the D.I.C. to- • Jμ ! day. Even then the one thing essential to a realisation of their |\ m I beauty would be wanting, viz., Eye-witnessing. W\ liljj - In a word: Look in tho/D.I.C. Brandon Street Window and Vγ! '/ \■; y°" wiU s ee at a glance the beauty of these Dinner Sets. YOU -__ M" :-"'v There you will see the Art of China Decoration in its most 1| " I .->■ dignified form; there you Avill see Ijj V Dinner Sets fit to grace any home in the land. 11} V.W WNNEIi SETS-Dainfy Floral pat- BLUE BAND-Conventional border. '(// VW ' ternii. ■ 32 pieces— £4 12s. 6d. Ml m H2 piocas— • . . 635. 4S pieces— , £6 6s. 'ffl Mf (il pieeos— £5 ss. 61 pieces— ■ • £7 17s. 6d. ■ jjll Pm G5 pieces— £6 15s. 66 pieces— £9 17s. 6d. M \ ' ' II '/ . GREEN , BAND-With heavy gold WHITE-With Burnished Gold. • \ \ li I ' border. JJoulton. \\\\ , • 111 I ,32 pieces— £5 15s. i 32 pieces— ,£4 19s. 6d. \\|| | ill cl pieces— £9 7s. 6d. 61 pieces— £8, \|k iw ■. (iG piecs— . £11 11s. G6 pieces— £9 19s. 6d. wl i\: ' CONVENTIONAL' GREEN PAT- BROAD GOLD BAND-With Key (i/h jy\ TERN DOtTLTON- pattern. llβ V \ • ' 50 £5 17, crt 32 pieces- . £4 15s. '/ \\ .'■■■■■■■ %P] eces ~ .■ lα,T « Pieces- , £6 10s. ./ ■ VA --■ bl pieces- £6 15s. 61 pieces- £7 17s. 6d. / 66 pieces- £B.Bs. GO pieces— £9 17s. 6d. /H '; 1 '■'":•■' ASSORTED FLORAL BORDERS- ' |\ ■ M . 32 pieces—69s. 6d., 755., 905., 975.,'6d. • IVV ; fir ■ 1/- in the S discount off every oaeh . \ f ' purchase of &1 op oven KV*^

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