Salt Lake Times | 1890-05-09 | Page 2 | Bric-a-Brac Novelties

BRIC-A-BRAC NOVELTIES. ' Tiny vases scattered through house for posies aro oue of the pretty fashions from France. An oblong mirror ot beveled glass has a frame made of interlaced wrought iron in lections. Wrought iron now almost rivals jewelers' work. Stained ivory seems to be superseding the pure white material. Every sort ot toilet Implement is found in this new form, aud often eiquiiitely carved. , Flower fans are the latest caprice. Violets, pausies, lilies of the valley are fastened on to the fans, and are very cleverly arranged to fold up, although they do require a larger box. A beautiful jardiniere is round and mod-sled mod-sled in spiral forms. Over this is a chased and perforated decoration of waves, shells piud other marine forms. Two clinging crabs form the handle. Glass ewers with incised designs iu gold are very beautiful. There is air) a demand for enameled glass and toilet bottles are Covered with trailing designs iu enamel. No woman's toilet is considered complete without with-out a set of cut glass toilet bottles with silver tops. Iu some cases the top is made to fold over the glabulb like the calyx of a flower. -Jeweler's Circular, I .. " "'