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We're happy to announce that we JUST released seven new items in conjunction with National Geographic Society. We couldn't be more thrilled to be working with this amazing group! They have so graciously let us into their vault of images and artwork and we have emerged with seven wonderful pieces...

Tomorrow starts the New York Table Top Show and we couldn't be more excited about introducing a couple new patterns. Take a quick look at The Editor at Large video that was posted last week exploring Alexa Hampton's favorite items. Alexa starts in the Hermes showroom and then proceeds to...

Did you catch us in CURATED | St. Charles of New York | Luxury Kitchen Design's new webpage launch!? Lindsey Schwartz is dazzling in her red dress and matching so very nicely with our Festival Currant Service Plates behind her. Who wouldn't love a kitchen that looked this sophisticated?  ...

It's FLASH BACK FRIDAY!! Today we'll dig up an old post from our blog's archives to share with you again! There's some good stuff in there. Today it's our Farahnaz Roasted Pumpkin Soup post from October 28, 2010. Check it out! Another alternative and fun soup recipe for the Halloween...

It is officially pumpkin season! Starbucks rolled out their Pumpkin Spice drinks weeks ago. Pumpkins are showing up in tablescapes, by front doors, and carved into jack-o-lanterns as Halloween quickly approaches. There's no better time to get yourself one of our Melon Tureens and Stands. Gilded in 22k gold, this...

It's FLASH BACK FRIDAY!! Today we'll dig up an old post from our blog's archives to share with you again! There's some good stuff in there. Today it's our Blue Canton Sea Salt Cookies post from September 26, 2011. Check it out! I stumbled upon this discovery the other day...

The original of this magnificent Chinese export pattern may be found set in the dining room of Charleston's famed National Russell Home. Butterflies, a popular design in China, are often found as porcelain decoration or embroidered on robes. Perhaps the popularity of the butterfly comes, in part, from the fact...