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HOUSEHOLD GIFTS OF PRACTICAL PURPOSE

Good Housekeeping 1921-12: Vol 73 Iss 6 · Page n45

Editorial context

A curated shopping feature showcasing domestic ware and practical gift items, highlighting tabletop accessories, serving dishes (such as a Sheffield mayonnaise set, an Italian pottery fruit centerpiece and salad bowl, and a silver-plated casserole fitted with Pyrex), as well as breakfast sets and an egg-boiling minute glass.

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HOUSEHOLD GIFTS OF PRACTICAL PURPOSE

With the vogue attained by fruit as table decora- tion, this centerpiece of cream-colored Italian pottery is charming. It shows lattice work and a figure at each end to be used as handles; 5½ in. high, 11 in. long, 5¾ in. wide; $7.50

On receipt of check or money-order we will buy anything on this page. Shipping charges are free, except on pottery centerpiece, salad bowl, Dresden dish, breakfast set, and thermos, and free for these within 50 miles of New York City

Dutch Sheffield mayonnaise set with removable glass lining; com- plete with spoon; $3. Dresden dish below, with colored flowers; 10 in. long, 6¾ in. wide; $5

Individual breakfast set of 19 pieces, decorated with blue panels, on white tray; 17x22 in., complete; $8

Italian pottery salad bowl with border, 11 in. in diameter, wooden fork and spoon; complete; $5

This Dutch silver-plated casserole in an attractive new design has a lining of en- graved Pyrex which will not crack in the hottest oven. Oval 8x6x3 in., 2 pints, $6. Round, 3 pints, $7

Dutch silver bon-bon dish below, with new feature of double handles and four sep- arate glass compartments with star cutting; $6.50. This may also be used at tea for lemon, sugar, and cakes

Hand-woven in cream mercerized cotton, the bureau scarfs below; 17½x57 in., $10 each

Cross-stitched, wool and silk hand-woven baby blankets; blue, pink, or all white, $10 each

Nickel-plated hot serving platter, with china plate; 13¾x10 in.; $11.75. Cut star glass, covered, after- dinner mint compote, below, 4½ in. high; $2

No household seems complete nowadays with- out the thermos bottle of nickel or gilt engine- turned design at left; with a cup cover; 10 inches high, $5*

A charming lit- tle gift is this Dutch silver conserve jar with glass lining and spoon; 4¼ in. high, $2.75 Minute glass for boiling eggs; 4¾ in. high, $1.25

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Good Housekeeping 1921-12: Vol 73 Iss 6
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Public rights statementThis material was originally published in the United States in 1921 and is believed to be in the public domain in the United States. Source: Good Housekeeping 1921-12: Vol 73 Iss 6, 1921-12-01, page n45, via https://archive.org/details/sim_good-housekeeping_1921-12_73_6. Repastory is not affiliated with or endorsed by Good Housekeeping 1921-12: Vol 73 Iss 6 or its current owner. Rights may vary outside the United States.

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  • Household Giftstopic · editorial catalog subject
  • Pyrexbrand · casserole lining material brand

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Good Housekeeping Shopping Service Terms

On receipt of check or money-order we will buy anything on this page. Shipping charges are free, except on pottery centerpiece, salad bowl, Dresden dish, breakfast set, and thermos, and free for these within 50 miles of New York City

Good Housekeeping 1921-12: Vol 73 Iss 6 · Page n45 · View context source ↗

Source evidence: On receipt of check or money-order we will buy anything on this page. Shipping charges are free, except on pottery centerpiece, salad bowl, Dresden dish, breakfast set, and thermos, and free for these within 50 miles of New York City

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