This one piece of copy—typical of many appearing in the daily papers—should convince any home-furnishings salesman that he must be a constant student if he is to appear at his best as an interpreter of color and style to his customers.
Look at this parade of 19 different colors, both plain and pebbly twist, in carpets in 9-, 12-, and 15-foot widths.
- Plain colors
- Reseda green.
- Beaver taupe.
- Royal blue.
- Heather-mist.
- Cherry red.
- Normandie rose.
- Horizon blue.
- French peach.
- Burgundy.
- Maple tan.
- Henna wine.
- Roseglow.
- Dubonnet.
- French grey.
- Pebbly textured colors
- Burgundy.
- Reseda.
- Maple tan.
- Roseglow.
- Royal blue.
- Tango rust.
- Jade green.
- French peach.
- Platinum beige.
- Burnt copper.
- Deer-tone.
- Dubonnet.
Oriental rugs in exquisite blending of colors and native originality in design are offered in India, Teheran, Garevan, Kirman, Bidjar, and Ardebil weaves. (See footnote 5, p. [160], unit VIII.)
For the dining room there are Sheraton-Hepplewhite groups of "genuine mahogany construction rubbed and then waxed to its deep rich red color." Choice is offered of pedestal dining table, or one of the leg type; also "choice of the famous Hepplewhite shield back or Sheraton model chairs." Other offerings include an Adam group in "genuine Honduras mahogany with beautifully figured swirl mahogany veneers, delicately carved"; an English Chippendale group; an Early American group of solid rock maple construction. Separate pieces for the apartment dining room from which one may create his own ensemble include offerings of a—
Sheraton extension console—genuine Honduras mahogany construction inlaid with satinwood.
Duncan Phyfe side chair of lyre back design.
Colonial corner cabinet—genuine Honduras mahogany.
Sheraton drop-leaf table of the pedestal type.