Judge — December 24, 1921 — page 36: what you’re looking at

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MAYCLESE*DESIGN E are specialists in creating quaintly designed rooms and unusual pieces, done in the style of our early American home builders and cabinet-makers. Careful atten- tion to form and workmanship makes our furniture much sought after by those desiring individual things at a moderate price. $96 0 Covcokp Can 36*high 16‘wide wooWseat. The Cushion is £529 extra in your material. BRADFORDS 2 age: Os te X24" ‘19 Prices FOB New York_ City IHE MAYCLESE BRADFORD TABLE is made according to the traditions of the early American cabinet-makers. The oval top, which is of ‘Pine, is 2 feet long; legs and Rose Clock for Wall or Mantel is hand-painted on lacquer-finish in bright tones of Red, Yellow and Green. It harmonizes well with furniture of the American and Eng- lish Spirit and adds charm to any wall or mantel space. Guar- anteed as a_ time- keeper. 14” high, 9” wide, 8 day move- ment, strikes every 30 minutes. stretches are White Maple, mortise and tenon construction ; pegged joints insure perfect work- manship. Turnings and molding are nicely cut and the entire piece carefully finished in antique golden-brown tones to resemble early furniture. THE CONCORD CHAIR may be used in the dining room, living room, or the library. It is quaintly finished and resembles the very early Jacobean type made in this country up to 1740 —made in Maple and Pine Wood, mortise and tenon construction, and pegged joints. The back of the chair has been very much slanted to give additional comfort and style. The arms are nicely curved and are placed rather low, so as to fit under the table when used as a dining chair. Finished in golden-brown antique tone with softened edges and corners. Check or bank references with order. We do not publish a catalog but can supply blue prints. MAYCLES 331 MADISON AVENUE N FURNITURE ee DECORATION PRESS OF WILLIAM GREEN, NEW YORE comicbooks.com