Beatriz Ball
Dec. 17, 2015
• 12:30 PM
• 3,929 days ago
Beatriz Ball
Dec. 17, 2015
• 12:30 PM
• 3,929 days ago
A perfect landing spot for the Elf and a happy landing spot for your holiday ornaments, our new SOHO Atelier Medium Bowl!
Parisian elegance and sophistiction in a design with unmistakable Beatriz Ball flair. The versatile SOHO Atelier Medium Bowl contrasts classical acanthus leaf detail with handmade metalwork in a bowl that is equally at home with your casual dinnerware, or dressed up for a party. Ideally suited for a variety of serving needs, the bowl coordinates with ...
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Parisian elegance and sophistiction in a design with unmistakable Beatriz Ball flair. The versatile SOHO Atelier Medium Bowl contrasts classical acanthus leaf detail with handmade metalwork in a bowl that is equally at home with your casual dinnerware, or dressed up for a party. Ideally suited for a variety of serving needs, the bowl coordinates with ...
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VIETRI
Dec. 5, 2015
• 11:21 AM
• 3,941 days ago
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VIETRI
Dec. 5, 2015
• 11:21 AM
• 3,941 days ago
5) Stuff the Stockings
We have delightful stocking stuffers for under $50! Including many ornaments, small decorative plates, cachepots, dish towels and more!
We have delightful stocking stuffers for under $50! Including many ornaments, small decorative plates, cachepots, dish towels and more!
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Rosenthal
Nov. 2, 2015
• 1:28 PM
• 3,974 days ago
Rosenthal
Nov. 2, 2015
• 1:28 PM
• 3,974 days ago
Chilly weather means tea time! How do you like to best warm up in this season?
Skyros Designs
Oct. 25, 2015
• 9:13 PM
• 3,982 days ago
Skyros Designs
Oct. 25, 2015
• 9:13 PM
• 3,982 days ago
This exquisite compote from Skyros Designs Eternity Collection is mouth blown by master artisans in Portugal. The eternity symbol is applied with molten glass and a custom brass stamp, reminiscent of a wax seal used on letters in ancient days. The eternity symbol conveys the perpetual and infinite circle of life. We share this Eternity Compote with a wish of eternal happiness and life. Dishwasher and Microwave Safe. Gift of Choice to the Chefs and Celebrities of NYCWFF
Portmeirion USA
Oct. 11, 2015
• 9:28 PM
• 3,996 days ago
Portmeirion USA
Oct. 11, 2015
• 9:28 PM
• 3,996 days ago
Just in time to welcome October we've spotted this beautiful table featuring Spode Woodland. Thanks @amrsamongmagnolias for this festive Instagram photo!
Rosenthal
Oct. 6, 2015
• 3:53 PM
• 4,001 days ago
Rosenthal
Oct. 6, 2015
• 3:53 PM
• 4,001 days ago
The Wall St. Journal gave a nice review of our Sambonet clay pots in this past weekend's Bits & Bites column.
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VIETRI
July 27, 2015
• 10:54 PM
• 4,072 days ago
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VIETRI
July 27, 2015
• 10:54 PM
• 4,072 days ago
Spot Incanto in the July/August issue of Traditional Home! The Incanto White Pearl Charger is the perfect addition to any table setting.
Lenox Corporation
July 13, 2015
• 8:34 PM
• 4,086 days ago
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Lenox Corporation
July 13, 2015
• 8:34 PM
• 4,086 days ago
A christening or baptism is such a special and touching moment in a baby, and the parents life. There are many gifts that are customary and traditional for this type of occasion. But over the years, more modern gifts have been adopted to encompass different faiths and family backgrounds. We put together a list of gifts that encompass a wonderful balance of both modern and tradition. All are time honored keepsakes that will honor the special day in this baby’s life.
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Mottahedeh
June 10, 2015
• 12:30 PM
• 4,119 days ago
Mottahedeh
June 10, 2015
• 12:30 PM
• 4,119 days ago
Traditional Home magazine features Mottahedeh cachepots
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Lenox Corporation
June 7, 2015
• 9:59 AM
• 4,122 days ago
Lenox Corporation
June 7, 2015
• 9:59 AM
• 4,122 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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