The House of Philip Oriel

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The House of Philip Oriel - New York - 1914

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The House of Philip Oriel - New York - 1914

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The House of Philip Oriel - New York - 1913

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The House of Philip Oriel - New York - 1916

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P. Jackson Higgs - New York - 1920

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The House of Philip Oriel - New York - 1917

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P. Jackson Higgs - New York - 1931

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The House of Philip Oriel Inc. - New York - 1917

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The House of Philip Oriel Inc. - New York - 1917

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The House of Philip Oriel, Inc., is the name of a concern who obtained articles of incorporation at Albanv. N. Y.. last week to engage in the silverware, china, furniture, rug and picture business in New York with a capital of $25,000. The incorporators are P.J. Higgs, A.H. Skillin, and A.C. Smith, all of Manhattan.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 29th December 1915

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Douglas L. Elliman & Co, have leased for the house of Philip Oriel, the store in the building opposite the Ritz-Carlton, at 366 Madison Avenue, to Louis Altman, tailor. The house of Philip Oriel recently leased, through Douglas L. Elliman & Co., a store in the Curlton Chambers, northwest corner of Forty-seventh Street and Madison Avenue.

Source: The New York Times - 7th February 1913

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The House of Philip Oriel - New York - 1913

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