Royal School of Art-Needlework. (2)

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EXHIBITION ROAD, SOUTH KENSINGTON.

September, 1878.

The Committee of Management of the Royal School of Art-Needlework has now organized Classes for Teaching Ornamental Needlework at their premises in the Exhibition Road, South Kensington.

These Classes are especially established for the instruction of Ladies and Children, and include every kind of stitch in Crewel, Silk, and Gold.

Ladies who wish to take lessons, or send their Children, are requested to send their names to the Secretary, who will inform them when to attend.

Each Course will consist of Six Lessons.

CREWELS.

Third Class—Six Lessons.

£s.d.
One Person 140
Two of same Family 1160
Three ditto 280

SILK AND APPLIQUÉ.

Second Class—Six Lessons.

One Person 1100
Two of same Family 250
Three ditto 300

ECCLESIASTICAL EMBROIDERY.

First Class—Six Lessons.

One Person 200
Two of same Family 300
Three ditto 400

Single Lessons.

One single Lesson (for 1 hour) on Lesson day 070
Ditto ditto Special day 086
Ditto on Ecclesiastical Work (at any time) 0106
Private Lessons at Home, 10s.6d. the hour and expenses.

Special terms for Classes of Twelve and upwards.

FINISHED WORK.

Curtain Borders, on Serge or Diagonal Cloth, from £210s. to £1010s., about 3½ yards long.

Dress Borders, on ditto, from 7s. to 18s. per yard.

on House Flannel, from 3s.6d. to 10s.6d. per yard.

Curtain Borders, on Linen, from £110s. to £66s. each.

Table Borders, on Linen, from £11s. to £210s.

Chair Backs, on Linen, from 14s.6d. to £210s.

Sofa Backs, on Linen and Silk, from £22s. to £10.

Table Covers, on Linen, from £13s. to £5.

Serge, from £11s. to £7.

Diagonal, from 30s. to £26.

Small Chair Seats, on Diagonal, from 13s. to £212s.

Large Serge, from 13s. to £33s.

Cushions, made up, from £22s. to £57s.

Children’s Dresses, from £11s. to £33s.

Aprons, from 12s.6d. to £11s.

Children’s French Blouses, 18s.6d. to £23s.

Ladies’ Lawn Tennis Aprons, from £15s. to £310s.

Linen D’Oyleys, from £27s. to £88s. per dozen.

Tea Cosies, on Diagonal, from 16s.6d.

Kettledrum D’Oyleys, each 5s.6d. to 16s.6d.

Sachets, with Mat to correspond, on Linen, from £16s.

Folding Screens, from £13 to £100.

Curtains, on Serge or Linen, from £10 to £60 per pair.

Mantel Valances, from £22s. to £1010s.

Banner Screens, from £110s.

Counterpanes, from £6 to £80.

Table Screens, from £44s.

Ladies’ Algerian Hoods, from £3 to £10.

Fans, Mounted, from £27s. to £20.

Carriage Rugs, from £2 to £10.

Blotter and Envelope Box, from £88s.

on Linen, from £15s.

Envelope Box, on Linen, from £3.

Photograph Frames, from £110s. Bellows, from £117s.

Opera Cloaks, from £33s.

Nightingale Dressing Jacket, from £2.

Bath Slippers, from 6s.6d. per pair.

Washstand Backs, from £15s.

Blanket Mats, for Bath, 15s.6d.

Berceaunette Covers, from £110s.

Sunshade Covers, from £33s.

Piano Panels, from £13s.

Babies’ Head Flannels, from £13s.

Cloaks, from £44s.

Handkerchief Sachets, from £33s.

Knitting Pockets, from £11s.


P. O. Orders Payable to L. Higgin, Exhibition Road.
Not more than 18 Stamps received.


AGENTS IN THE COUNTRY.

Liverpool: Messrs. Rumney & Love, Bold Street.
Manchester: Messrs. E. Goodall & Co., King Street.
Leeds: Messrs. Marsh, Jones, & Cribbs.
Norwich: Messrs. Robertson & Sons, Queen Street.
Glasgow: Messrs. Alexander & Howell, 108, St. Vincent Street.
Birmingham: Messrs. Manton, Sons, & Gilbert.

And for

America: Messrs. Torrey, Bright, & Capen, Boston.

BRANCH SCHOOL FOR SCOTLAND:

116, St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.

All information to be obtained at the Show Rooms,
108, St. Vincent Street.


As advertisements have from time to time appeared in various newspapers offering for sale designs of the Royal School of Art-Needlework, the Public is requested to note that no designs either on pricked paper, or in any other form than on commenced work, are, or ever have been, sold by the School, or supplied to any agent. Further, that no tracing powder is used in preparing the patterns, or sold for that purpose. All designs, therefore, offered as those of the Royal School are either entirely spurious, or are pirated from theirs.


CHISWICK PRESS:—C. WHITTINGHAM, TOOKS COURT, CHANCERY LANE.

Transcriber's Note

Minor typographic errors in punctuation have been corrected without note.

Hyphenation has been made consistent in the main body of the text without note. Please note that the author uses the term 'high light' rather than the more usual 'highlight'.

The following amendments have been made:

Page 15—grounds amended to ground—"As ground for embroidery it has an excellent effect."

Page 53—the page reference to Burden stitch has been amended from 49 to 50.

The first 10 captioned illustrations (starting with "No. 1.—Stem Stitch") have been made consistent with the later illustrations, by the removal of the word Illustration and a comma at the beginning of each of those captions.

The two illustrations on page 81 (Plates 11 and 12) were printed in reverse order in the original. They have been swapped over so they are now in the correct numeric order in this e-text.

Omitted page numbers refer to blank pages in the original.

The final section of the book (starting on page 97) included some headings in a gothic-style font. You may wish to adjust the fantasy font setting in your browser to reproduce this styling.





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