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Classic Black Toleware Style Butler Folding Tray Table $125.99 28.5 inches long by 18 inches wide and 27 inches high. Metal Folding Tray Table, Black with Antique Gold Finish,an elegant and timeless look. Similar to toleware antique pieces but without the high price…. |
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Jacquard Florentine Blue Ecru Elegant Tablecloth $149.99 Jacquard weave is a technique that allows complex designs to be woven into the cloth rather than simply printed on it. This beautiful cotton tablecloth has a subtle blue and ecru and is so elegant, suitable for any season. 100% cotton, colorfast and machine washable, it is 65 by 100 inches…. |
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Brocade Style Richly woven tablecloth or throw $169.99 This gorgeous richly colored tablecloth is a heavy brocade style weave, the design is not printed, but woven. It’s a square, 58 by 58 and would look stunning over something simple. Very elegant design, suitable for a living room, for example a round side table? or dining room between meals…. |
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Mimosa Florals Hand Embroidered lavender sachet These sachets are all hand embroidered lavender sachets, in France. Each contains a small sewn sachet (so they can be refilled and re-used forever) with sweet smelling French lavender. Use these as gifts, in drawers, closets, under a pillow, anywhere you wish to add a touch of refinement. Many designs are available, each is 5 by 5 inches…. |
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Erte Romance Set of 6 Greeting cards with envelopes $34.95 Russian by birth, Roman Petrovich Tyrtov became Romain de Tirtoff after moving to France, and abbreviated his name to Erté (the French pronunciation of ‘R.T.’) to avoid shaming his father who disapproved of his choice of career. A distinctive artist and designer, he is perhaps best known for his sinuous and stylish fashion designs, showing willowy women against stylized settings and patterns. Ins… |
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EDWARD GOREYS DRACULA; A TOY THEATRE $24.99 A Toy Theatre. Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel took place in the wild Carpathian Mountains, London and rural England, and various places in between. But the Dracula for which Edward Gorey created the set designs reproduced in miniature here–a version that ran to nearly a thousand Broadway performances–compresses the action to one locale: the sanatorium of Dr. Seward, near the town of Purley, somewhere … |
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