VIETRI
Dec. 4, 2015
• 11:20 AM
• 3,955 days ago
VIETRI
Dec. 4, 2015
• 11:20 AM
• 3,955 days ago
4) Wrap the Gifts
Send your loved ones handcrafted gifts wrapped and styled with care by our VIETRI elves. Packaged in a classic Italian red pinstripe box with a gold foil logo, each handcrafted piece is nestled in rustic straw, reminiscent of the original Italian packing material.
Send your loved ones handcrafted gifts wrapped and styled with care by our VIETRI elves. Packaged in a classic Italian red pinstripe box with a gold foil logo, each handcrafted piece is nestled in rustic straw, reminiscent of the original Italian packing material.
VIETRI
Dec. 1, 2015
• 10:08 AM
• 3,958 days ago
VIETRI
Dec. 1, 2015
• 10:08 AM
• 3,958 days ago
Babbo Natale's holiday prep begins with making a list and checking it twice. Follow along for our Holiday Checklist to ensure your holiday goes off without a hitch!
1) Deck the Halls
Decorate your home with VIETRI's classic holiday collections to ensure a season full of warmth and good cheer.
1) Deck the Halls
Decorate your home with VIETRI's classic holiday collections to ensure a season full of warmth and good cheer.
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Skyros Designs
Nov. 30, 2015
• 9:20 PM
• 3,959 days ago
Skyros Designs
Nov. 30, 2015
• 9:20 PM
• 3,959 days ago
It’s beginning to look like Christmas... swooning every wintry detail...!!
Get into the true holiday spirit... deck the halls and shop your favorite local stores this season... stock up on Skyros Designs and set a stylish holiday table.
Get into the true holiday spirit... deck the halls and shop your favorite local stores this season... stock up on Skyros Designs and set a stylish holiday table.
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Skyros Designs
Nov. 22, 2015
• 7:56 PM
• 3,967 days ago
Skyros Designs
Nov. 22, 2015
• 7:56 PM
• 3,967 days ago
We’re completely OBSESSED with our NEW prep bowls!
Perfect for staging yummy ingredients to assure fast and flawless execution of all your culinary achievements!
9 scrumptious colors… Handcrafted in Portugal of a fine thin stoneware. Freezer, Oven, Microwave and Dishwasher Safe.
Perfect for staging yummy ingredients to assure fast and flawless execution of all your culinary achievements!
9 scrumptious colors… Handcrafted in Portugal of a fine thin stoneware. Freezer, Oven, Microwave and Dishwasher Safe.
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Herend
Nov. 8, 2015
• 5:29 PM
• 3,981 days ago
Herend
Nov. 8, 2015
• 5:29 PM
• 3,981 days ago
While over 20 million people in the US do yoga, it's rare to see an amphibian indulging in the practice. We think that just makes Herend's new Yoga Frog all the more special, don't you?
Salisbury
Sept. 24, 2015
• 7:32 PM
• 4,026 days ago
Salisbury
Sept. 24, 2015
• 7:32 PM
• 4,026 days ago
Crab season in our home state of Maryland runs from April to December. Prime crab feasting time is usually in the summer so you can get together with friends and family and enjoy a bushel outside. As the weather begins to change, you may not have too many more opportunities to feast on these wondrous crustaceans, but Salisbury's pewter crabs will last all year long! Keep them around the house as a memento of your favorite season and favorite delicacy!
Mottahedeh
Sept. 13, 2015
• 8:57 PM
• 4,037 days ago
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Mottahedeh
Sept. 13, 2015
• 8:57 PM
• 4,037 days ago
Check out the NEW issue of Flower Magazine (October 2015). Mottahedeh's Blue Canton Ginger Jar is featured under Eastern Exotic and Robert Haviland & C. Parlon's new pattern "Jardin de Louise" is noted as a fresh find.
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Mottahedeh
Sept. 8, 2015
• 9:30 PM
• 4,042 days ago
Mottahedeh
Sept. 8, 2015
• 9:30 PM
• 4,042 days ago
Our ever popular Tobacco Leaf is the Pattern of the Month this month! With over 40 pieces that we currently sell, it's one of our most sought out designs and what Mottahedeh is truly known for.
This extravagant design was originally made in China, probably for export to the Portuguese and Brazilian markets. Of all the 18th - century dinnerware patterns, this was the most highly prized. A small phoenix bird perches on the leaves of the flowering Nicotiana (Tobacco) plant. ...
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This extravagant design was originally made in China, probably for export to the Portuguese and Brazilian markets. Of all the 18th - century dinnerware patterns, this was the most highly prized. A small phoenix bird perches on the leaves of the flowering Nicotiana (Tobacco) plant. ...
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Lenox Corporation
June 29, 2015
• 9:05 PM
• 4,113 days ago
Lenox Corporation
June 29, 2015
• 9:05 PM
• 4,113 days ago
Your newest arrival doesn’t have to have royal blood to enjoy these perfect presents! These adorable gifts are perfect for your little bundle a joy, and are all princess approved!
1. Georgia Brush and Comb Set: This gift is perfect for brushing those luscious royal locks! This brush and comb set is as precious as the hairs on your little ones head. Customize it for your favorite little princess by getting it engraved with her initial! This is sure to be a keepsake she’ll...
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1. Georgia Brush and Comb Set: This gift is perfect for brushing those luscious royal locks! This brush and comb set is as precious as the hairs on your little ones head. Customize it for your favorite little princess by getting it engraved with her initial! This is sure to be a keepsake she’ll...
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Lenox Corporation
June 7, 2015
• 9:59 AM
• 4,135 days ago
Lenox Corporation
June 7, 2015
• 9:59 AM
• 4,135 days ago
Did you know the piggy bank originated from the 15th century?
In Europe, in the 15th century, nearly all house wares and other household items made from pottery were made out of orange clay called Pygg Clay. This included the containers made to hold small items such as the coins that workers earned each day. The coins would remain in those “pygg jars” until they were needed, so that they wouldn’t be lost.
Interestingly, the name of the barnyard animal did not become “pygg...
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In Europe, in the 15th century, nearly all house wares and other household items made from pottery were made out of orange clay called Pygg Clay. This included the containers made to hold small items such as the coins that workers earned each day. The coins would remain in those “pygg jars” until they were needed, so that they wouldn’t be lost.
Interestingly, the name of the barnyard animal did not become “pygg...
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