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Tag Archives: jammet seignolles
A Review of Lenox.com
Site: Lenox.com Sells: China, crystal, flatware, collectibles and gifts Speed: Normal Sophistication: Typical, professional, corporate china site. Lots of products and basic information about them, well categorized and sorted. Overall: A Comments: Lenox.com does a good job with regard to … Continue reading
As A Matter Of Fact, I Do Own Tableware! Part 2
In my previous post, I detail the reasons my family and I stuck with our weekday china instead of springing for the fine china and crystal we love. I am happy to report that we are now the proud owners … Continue reading
China Fit For A President
I’m sure you spend your days worrying about this. What china is used in the White House? Is it china named after presidents such as Lenox McKinley (for Republicans) and Lenox Jefferson (for Democrats)? Is it perhaps expensive, designer sets … Continue reading
What I Love About Pinterest
We mentioned in our previous post that we recently joined the world’s fastest growing social media site, Pinterest. And what fun it has been. Pinterest is PERFECT for china and dinnerware. We have had tons of fun pinning all types … Continue reading
Posted in Social media
Tagged bernardaud constance, jammet seignolles, lenox autumn, Lenox Rutledge, pinterest
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Broken China Dishes – What To Do With Them
It happened. A piece of your favorite china set broke. Maybe most of it is still intact but with that big, obvious chip it is no longer fit for use. Now what? Your first move of course, is to get … Continue reading
Ten Of The Most Expensive China Patterns Available
People like to treat themselves from time to time. There is a sense that it is deserved, that there is nothing wrong with rewarding yourself with a special treat for all the hard work you do. Besides, if you won’t … Continue reading
Posted in Pattern Lists, Top patterns
Tagged Herend Queen Victoria, jammet seignolles, Raynaud Conde, Raynaud Duchesse, Raynaud Scheherazade, Raynaud Turenne, Royal Crown Derby Derby Panel, Spode Stafford Flowers, William Yeoward Avingtion, william yeoward crystal, William Yeoward Gosford, William Yeoward Hampton Court
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Iconic Crystal Company Steuben Going Out of Business
Today brings the sad news of the closing of the last remaining factory of Steuben glass. I’ll leave it to another time to delve into Steuben’s rich history and unparallelled innovation and craftsmanship. The point of this post? To reassure … Continue reading
Posted in Discontinued China
Tagged castleton sunnyvale, christian dior renaissance, Coalport Ming Rose, jammet seignolles, Lenox Brookdale, Lenox Courtyard Platinum, lenox erica, Salviati Crystal, sell china, spode christmas tree, Spode Tradewinds, steuben crystal, steuben crystal closing, syracuse sherwood, villeroy boch acapulco
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Turkey – Themed China Patterns For Thanksgiving
We all have our favorite patterns, some of them we own, some of them we WISH we would own :). I happen to love Minton St. James, Lenox Citation Gold and Fitz and Floyd Renaisance Black (and own none of … Continue reading
Which China & Crystal Pieces Will Impress My Guests?
We get this question often. People ask “I have a beautiful china service, what piece or pieces can I add that will turn heads and make a stunning addition to my table”? It’s very understandable, especially if your guests have … Continue reading
What To Look For When Selling Your China
There are a lot of reasons to part with your china, crystal and tableware. Most often people sell to us because they have an extra set. It works great to sell pieces of a set of Lenox April you inherited … Continue reading