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Advertisements August 1917 (front)
08/1917 | 173 | 31
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William Glaisher (publisher), London, Great Britain
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Gill & Reigate (furniture dealers), London, Great Britain
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Knoedler & Co, New York, United States
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James Rimell (dealers in old books and engravings), London, Great Britain
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Brady & Sons (furniture dealer), Dublin, Ireland
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Bridger & Kay (stamps), London, Great Britain
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Slade School of Fine Art, London, Great Britain
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The Polytechnic School of Art Regent Street, London, Great Britain
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Baker's Great Book Shop, Birmingham, Great Britain
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French & Company, New York, United States
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Frank Hollings (book dealer), London, Great Britain
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Atkinson, R.
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Foyles Bookshop, London, Great Britain
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J. & J. Leighton (booksellers and bookbinders), London, Great Britain
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The Imperial Arts League, London, Great Britain
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J. M. MacPhail (dealer), Glasgow, Great Britain
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A. C. Fifield (bookseller), London, Great Britain
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Goodenough (bookseller), Sittingbourne, Great Britain
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Ehrich Galleries, New York, United States
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American Art News
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F. Kleinberger (dealer), Paris, France
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Arthur Ruck (agent), London, Great Britain
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Waring & Gillow, Ld. (decorators & furnishers), London, Great Britain
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Duveen Galleries, New York, United States
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Tonying and Company (Chinese antique dealer), London, Great Britain
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The XVIIth Century Gallery of Old Masters, London, Great Britain
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L'Art Flamand et Hollandais
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Gazette des beaux-arts
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Spanish Art Gallery, London, Great Britain
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Lai-Yuan & Co. (Chinese antiques dealer), New York, United States
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Medici Society
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Yamanaka and Co., London, Great Britain
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Art Prices Current
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The Quarterly Review
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The Scottish Field (periodical)
Illustrations
Attributed works:
[The F. Kleinberger Gallery, Paris 9 Rue de l’Echelle, near Avenue de l’Opera. New York, 709 Fifth Avenue, between 55th and 56th street. Matteo da Gualdo. Umbrian School. 1440-1503.]
Non-western art unattributed:
[Lai-Yuan & Co., C. T. Loo, New York, 557 Fifth Avenue, Paris, 34 Rue Taitbout. Rre specimens of Chinese antiques. Buddhistic sculpture.]
Non-western art unattributed:
[Tonying and company. London 161 New Bond Street. New York, 615 Fifth Avenue. Paris 26 Place St. Georges. Rare Chinese antiques. Three porcelain statuettes.]
Western art unattributed:
[Gill & Reigate, 73 to 85 Oxford Street, 7 Soho Sq., 6 to 8 Dean st, London, W. A corner of our newly opened show-room at 7, Soho Square, an original old house, built in the 17th Century, with the old decorations complete and restored. thus forming an unique background for display of period furniture and Decoration, here to be seen in the environment for which so many of the most famous English masterpieces of cabinet-making were first constructed. Chippendale, Sheraton, Heppelwhite, Shearer, the Brothers Adam, are names which occur, all of whom lived and carried on their works in this immediate neighbourhood.]
Western art unattributed:
[Waring & Gillows, 164-180 Oxford St., London W. The Walnut and Gilt Commode illustrated, finely carved and with beautiful burr panels, is only an example of many equally desirable pieces to be seen in our Galleries.]