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col-lect-i-ble:
An object that is
collected by fanciers; especially one other than
such traditionally collectible items such as art, stamps, coins, and
antiques.
Below is a sampling of the
Collectibles
and/or retired items we carry.
Please call or email us if you’re looking for a specific
manufacturer and/or item not shown here, and we will be happy to
assist you. Customization is available on some items.
Most items are available through our special order
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Since 1796, this rich tradition has been kept alive
by the family of Wilhelm Schweizer. Each piece is truly a handmade
item, as every one is cast individually from molds carefully
engraved in slabs of slate. The accuracy and intricacy of the
finished pieces are testimony of the pewter caster’s art and skill.
Selection ranges from Christmas ornaments to Easter decorations,
from standing Folklore, Santa, and Angel Figures to pictures for
walls and windows, all designed with the same loving care and
respect for heritage and tradition. This exclusive pewter
collection is increased annually with carefully selected additional
pieces. All pieces are offered painted and unpainted. Please
click here to view more rich pewter traditions from Alexander
International, LLC or visit their website at
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In 1955, Ed
Coyne developed the business around the opportunity to represent the
Fenton Art Glass Company. To this day, the Fenton and Coyne families
enjoy a long-standing relationship. From humble beginnings, Coyne’s
& Company has grown into a key player in the giftware industry.
Coyne’s & Company is committed to bringing you quality gifts,
collectibles, and home accent collections from their talented
artists. To view more whimsy items from
Coyne’s & Company, please visit their website at
www.coynes.com. |
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Inspirational gifts from the heart...beautiful home décor to fit
your style...and holiday trimmings that make the season shine.
Please click here to view more products by DEMDACO or visit their
website at www.demdaco.com.
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With
their intricate stonework and luscious enamels, Jay Strongwater’s
delightfully decadent designs are truly jewelry for the home.
Please click here to view more brilliant items from exquisite frames
and attractive pins, to decorative boxes by Jay Strongwater, please visit their website at www.jaystrongwater.com.
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What was
once just an antique German candy container of papier maché, this
Santa became a source of inspiration for Lynn Haney to create
something of his own that would have the same charm and interest.
It is Lynn Haney’s standard of quality, originality, and
craftsmanship that has made their name synonymous with the Christmas
season. Please click here to view more Lynn Haney Collectibles or
visit their website at www.lynnhaney.com.
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One-of-a-kind pieces, enchanted with the subtleties of nature, it’s
nuances ~ it’s changes ~ sensitive in particular to the uniqueness
of each flower, every stamen, every pistil, each and every leaf.
Please
click here
to view more RiCreations or visit her website at
www.ricreations.net. |
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After
more than 15 years of refining her technique, Minneapolis born
Rita Pearl Lerman, has found national success with her unique
and original designs. Rita found her medium by combining
vibrant colors and texture that can be created with acrylic
paints. While her repertoire includes many contemporary
subjects, Rita has found her niche in painting sophisticated and
funky shoe art—the object of her desire. Each finished
painting is the stepping stone to the next work.
Gaining recognition at the Licensing Show
International in New York, her designs are on industry-leading
Icon shoes, handbags, and fashion accessories, Giclee’s
luxurious pillows, greeting cards, and paper posters.
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Shoes have their own
personalities and tell a story about their owner. Exploring,
interpreting, and understanding her fascination
with shoes, is what Rita continues to pursue in her
work.
Rita truly believes that
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li·moges: noun; etymology: Limoges, France;
A city of west-central France northeast of Bordeaux. Its ceramic
industry dates to the 18th century; enamelware or porcelain made at
Limoges.
Rare finds, exquisite, valuable, and collectible at
unbelievable prices!. Please click here to view our remaining
limoges. |
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