Candleholder
Oh, dear. The Gump's catalogue arrived yesterday and I meant to take it straight out to the recyle bin but my backbone turned to a wishbone (thanks for that expression, Liz Gilbert!). I love candleholders. Does everyone? Anyway, I stumbled on these. I thought they were $98.00 for the pair but no. $98.00 per. I'll mull it over a bit more, I guess.
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Souk Hanging Candleholder
Crafted from hand-pierced, bronzed metal and opaque, light-softening patterned glass, our candelholder has a vented dome and a hinged door. Fitted with a loop and a flat base, it can hang or stand. Candle not included. 14"H. Imported. Also available at Gump's San Francisco store.
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I know I won't buy this china but man, how interesting it is! There are such creative designers out there!
Raynaud Contre-Jour, Five-Piece Place Setting
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I know I won't buy this china but man, how interesting it is! There are such creative designers out there!
Raynaud Contre-Jour Dinnerware
Botanical motifs in earthy shades of sepia and green embellish this unique porcelain dinnerware, with each streamlined piece featuring a different flower or plant. The richly veined images have a slightly raised texture that lends depth to the design. Made in France by Raynaud, acclaimed for its timeless contemporary designs in Limoges porcelain. Microwave-and dishwasher-safe. Also available at Gump's San Francisco store.
Raynaud Contre-Jour, Five-Piece Place Setting
175533
$314.00
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About the designer: Raynaud was established in 1849 and is the only survivor of 11 porcelain factories existing in Limoges, France. After years of research, Raynaud discovered techniques to create infinite combinations of fade-resistant decorations that are still used by porcelain makers. Boasting a client list of numerous presidents to Princess Diana, Raynaud has been the synonym of quality, known and recognized on every continent. Each piece is meticulously hand sculpted and hand painted.
Five-piece settings include dinner, salad, bread/butter, cup, and saucer.
Raynaud Cotre-Jour, Dinner Plate
175528
$73.00
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About the designer: Raynaud was established in 1849 and is the only survivor of 11 porcelain factories existing in Limoges, France. After years of research, Raynaud discovered techniques to create infinite combinations of fade-resistant decorations that are still used by porcelain makers. Boasting a client list of numerous presidents to Princess Diana, Raynaud has been the synonym of quality, known and recognized on every continent. Each piece is meticulously hand sculpted and hand painted.
Five-piece settings include dinner, salad, bread/butter, cup, and saucer.
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