Black Gold: candelabra
This black porcelain candelabra looks like it is made of rubber tubing. By up-and-coming Dutch designer Ineke Hans.
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Ready for a modern take on the Christmas tree? This unique potted topiary is it. A sculpted globe of pine, cedar and holly with red berries comes in a sleek metal urn with classic ornaments and ribbons. This great topiary, a $3... Ready for a modern take on the Christmas tree? This unique potted topiary is it. A sculpted globe of pine, cedar and holly with red berries comes in a sleek metal urn with classic ornaments and ribbons. This great topiary, a $300 value, is available at One Kings Lane for just $149 - but only for a few days. Don't miss out! Join this private sale site today for great deals on designer items for your home.
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These gold leaf glass chargers are a great deal, and they would add a lot of bling to the holiday table. I haven't decided between red or gold. Hmmm....
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Ok, so this was a splurge for my holiday table - not really budget - but this Dibbern pattern is to die for. Very modern, very subtle, very elegant, great coupe shapes. For the time being, I could only afford 8 salad plates (and o... Ok, so this was a splurge for my holiday table - not really budget - but this Dibbern pattern is to die for. Very modern, very subtle, very elegant, great coupe shapes. For the time being, I could only afford 8 salad plates (and only because I get a discount), but this is the china I want. So if you were thinking of getting me something for my birthday... hint, hint.
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Jewel toned holiday crackers complete the place setting and add a festive surprise.
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A fabulous rainbow of jewel tones to brighten up your holiday table. I haven't decided whether to stick with red & purple or to branch out and add more color. You just can't go wrong with these festive colors.
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These red foil chargers add a lot of bang for the buck. Would make almost any dinnerware festive. Great to layer with other jewel tones, or just a white plate. A little touch of gold would make it really pop.
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This Target find makes a great holiday centerpiece. It looks much more impressive than the price tag would lead you to believe, and it has felt on the bottom, so it won't scratch the table. I like it so much, I think I'm going to ... This Target find makes a great holiday centerpiece. It looks much more impressive than the price tag would lead you to believe, and it has felt on the bottom, so it won't scratch the table. I like it so much, I think I'm going to leave it out all year.
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I love to mix glassware on the table to add color interest. These are a similar weight to the red goblets, but in a yummy violet.
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Of course my holiday table needs a touch of red! Inexpensive red goblets with great proportions and lines.
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The perfect, easy-to-clean place setting this holiday features Santa's eight famous reindeer: Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner and Blitzen. Because Christmas really is for kids!
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A playful, kid-friendly take on Pottery Barn’s classic Reindeer Dinnerware, our party collection makes a fun, festive backdrop for Christmas celebrations.
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Abstract patterns on your bowls might be too much for some, but I love this. Serving anything too visually dynamic might just create a little more than your guests hoped for, but a simple soup would be really nice.
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Patterned dishware that is both upscale and fun can be a difficult chore, but these Rorstrand ID Bowls look great. I love the handdrawn feel coupled with a slightly old-fashioned look. Gives it some class.
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I love these little cups, each with an edgy pattern that will look great in a set or together, as they are all close enough. I might use these to spruce up my bathroom, but you can totally make these work as everyday cups in the k... I love these little cups, each with an edgy pattern that will look great in a set or together, as they are all close enough. I might use these to spruce up my bathroom, but you can totally make these work as everyday cups in the kitchen.
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Moon is a dish with a humorous touch, which looks good on the table, the sitting room, or kitchen. It is filled with holes which give an irregular pattern and cast a graphic shadow over the table.
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Beautiful raised botanical relief on this pure white plate -- made more interesting by the sparseness of the design.
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Wonderful serving dishes with a silver edge from the Swedish company Paradisverkstaden, comes in several colors, two different patterns, dots or "beans" and two sizes.
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Colors and playful design brighten up any dinner table, and the Spin collection makes this happen. Play around with colors to arrive at different ways to use this coffee/tea service. Marie-Louise Hellgren created the Spin colle... Colors and playful design brighten up any dinner table, and the Spin collection makes this happen. Play around with colors to arrive at different ways to use this coffee/tea service. Marie-Louise Hellgren created the Spin collection, a decorative series of mugs and saucers for tea or coffee. Choose between white bone china and stoneware. A decorative teak saucer comes with each mug. The practical saucer helps avoid spills. It can also be used to keep your beverage warm or as a holder for tea bags and is perfect for soy sauce, nuts, cookies, or as an individual ashtray.
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Every designer in the Rörstrand team has put her own characteristics on a bowl. These limited edition bowls work well on their own or grouped several together. Choose one pattern or more. Each bowl comes in a gift box. Each bow... Every designer in the Rörstrand team has put her own characteristics on a bowl. These limited edition bowls work well on their own or grouped several together. Choose one pattern or more. Each bowl comes in a gift box. Each bowl has it's own character and expression thru the eyes of the designer. The designers include: Pia Törnell, Hanna Werning, Anne Nilsson and Suzanne Öhlén. Anne Nilsson's thoughts behind her bowl design. "For me the design represents a child laying down in tall grass during summer vacation with all the time in the world and the smells are wonderful" Anne Nilsson.
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Every designer on the Rörstrand team has put her own characteristics on a bowl. These limited edition bowls work well either on their own or grouping several together. Choose one pattern or more. Each unique bowl comes in a gift b... Every designer on the Rörstrand team has put her own characteristics on a bowl. These limited edition bowls work well either on their own or grouping several together. Choose one pattern or more. Each unique bowl comes in a gift box. Each bowl has it's own character and expression thru the eyes of the designer. The designers include: Pia Törnell, Hanna Werning, Anne Nilsson and Suzanne Öhlén. Hanna Werning's thoughts behind her bowl design. "An explosion of popping color, dropped down into a bowl like small candies".
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Hella Jongerius traveled to Japan to learn the lost art of enameling, which resulted in a series of enameled and punched copper plates with whimsical designs.
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Hella Jongerius traveled to Japan to learn the lost art of enameling, which resulted in a series of enameled and punched copper plates with whimsical designs.
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Hella Jongerius traveled to Japan to learn the lost art of enameling, which resulted in a series of enameled and punched copper plates with whimsical designs.
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This totally crazy patchwork tea set would make a great gift!
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It's a cup, it's a mug, it's wonderfully whimsical.
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I honestly couldn't tell you why the design on this plate is supposed to represent innocence, but it sure is cool. Studio Job's collection "Biscuit" for Koninklijke Tichelaar Makkum was introduced at the Salone del Mobile, Mil... I honestly couldn't tell you why the design on this plate is supposed to represent innocence, but it sure is cool. Studio Job's collection "Biscuit" for Koninklijke Tichelaar Makkum was introduced at the Salone del Mobile, Milan, April 2006. The collection is composed of several different plates and centerpieces, created using new porcelain "relief" techniques developed specially for this project
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Amazingly cool modular tulipiere by Ineke Hans.
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During her three months work period at the European Ceramics Work Centre ‘modular porcelain’ was Ineke Hans’ major project on the theme of reproduction. In the ceramic industry, it’s usual to ‘glue’ an ear to a cup with slip cl... During her three months work period at the European Ceramics Work Centre ‘modular porcelain’ was Ineke Hans’ major project on the theme of reproduction. In the ceramic industry, it’s usual to ‘glue’ an ear to a cup with slip clay before firing. Starting from this reality she thought out a modular system, reducing the amount of moulds used, for making virtually anything you like. Producing only five shapes - three sizes of tubes, a corner and a ‘plunger’ – this means that tulip vases, coffee pots, five armed candleholders and so on can be ‘glued’. A kind of ceramic LEGO results, connected by trimming. All the shapes are tuned so that they can be used in different ways: a narrow tube has an inside diameter appropriate for candles and outside diameter to be used for grips. This modular project is cast in black porcelain. The black pigment weakens the already ‘deformation-sensitive’ porcelain, making this project even more amazing. The porcelain, being black however, intensifies the graphic, or pictogram, nature of the objects.
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Products that are “seconds” are products that are not quite right. Jason Miller's tea set challenges the rules that surround modern day consumer items. Who says the decoration has to be in the center? Who says a whole bird is bett... Products that are “seconds” are products that are not quite right. Jason Miller's tea set challenges the rules that surround modern day consumer items. Who says the decoration has to be in the center? Who says a whole bird is better than half a bird? Made through conventional methods of mass production, the decals on Jason Miller's tea set are intentionally applied "incorrectly."
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