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European Giftware and Collectibles
European porcelain giftware can add a truly personal accent to
your room. If you have a collection of small pieces consider displaying them
together for stronger impact. Choose from a spellbinding collection of Faberge
or go directly to Lladró Porcelain
Figurines
Halcyon Days
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| Halcyon Days Personalized Year 2010 Knot Box
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| Each of these hand-enameled copper keepsakes is a marvel inside and
out. The floral Year 2010 Box heralds “A Year to Remember” on its inner
lid. To make each even more special, your personal message can be
inscribed inside. |
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| Halcyon Days Endless Love Knot Box
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Halcyon Days Year of the Tiger Box
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| Each of these hand-enameled copper keepsakes is a marvel inside and
out. The Endless Love Knot Box promises “Everlasting Love” and opens to
a flower garland painted inside. Made in England |
Exquisitely detailed keepsake boxes by Halcyon Days revive classic
English copper enameling, a labor-intensive art that flourished in the
18th century. This one celebrates the Year of the Tiger in opulent gold
and black. Script on the inner lid describes the noble attributes of
those born in tiger years and lists these years: 1914, 1926, 1938, 1950,
1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010 and 2022. Surprise the tiger in your life
with this admirable gift. England |
Herend Porcelains
Select your favorites from beautiful creations in Herend's
signature fishnet pattern highlighted with 24kt gold accents, or wonderfully
lifelike, hand-painted bird and animal studies.
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| Herend Stingray
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Herend Holly Box
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Herend Jack Russell Terrier
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| The sleek form and gliding movement of a stingray are captured with
eloquent simplicity in this porcelain collectible from the legendary
Herend company. The sea creature is hand painted by master artists at the
company's studio near Budapest with Herend's signature fishnet pattern
in blue. |
Snowy white porcelain collectible with three-dimensional holly and
hand painted fir needles on the lid is handcrafted at one of Europe's
oldest decorative-porcelain companies. Box is bordered with 24kt gold |
New from Herend. Celebrate the Year of the Dog with this playful
terrier that crouches as if poised to catch a ball or jump for a treat |
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| Herend Yorkshire Terrier
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Herend Cat on a Roof
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Rothschild Bird by Herend Birds
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| Handpainted in a naturalistic style with bright eyes and a moist
nose, this well-groomed Yorkie sports a tiny red bow. A new addition to
the Herend company's collection of distinctive porcelains |
Perched on a rooftop with its back arched and eyes aglow, this
scaredy cat is a spirited addition to Herend's collection of distinctive
porcelains. The figurine is hand painted in a naturalistic style by
master craftspeople at the company's Budapest studio |
Created in 1850, the Rothschild Bird pattern is among the finest
handpainted porcelains ever made. |
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| Herend Carp
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Herend Rabbits
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| Symbolizing longevity and good luck, a carp is rendered in
hand-painted porcelain in this unique new collectible from Herend. Its
boldly striped tail, fins, and gills are accented with 24-karat gold.
Herend's signature fishnet pattern in rust suggests the fish' scales |
A warren of porcelain bunnies showcases the legendary artistry of
Herend's master craftspeople. Each figurine is handmade at the company's
studio near Budapest, then handpainted with Herend's signature fishnet
pattern. Sparkling 24-karat gold accents the rabbits' paws and noses. |
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| Herend Hand-Painted Porcelain Hare and Tortoise
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Herend Resting Buck
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Herend Parakeet
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| Inspired by Aesop's fable of the race between the hare and the
tortoise, artists at the Hungarian house of Herend created this tortoise
with a hare riding on its shell. Decorated with the signature Herend
fishnet pattern in a new color, Persian turquoise, both have 24kt gold
accents |
An alert buck is captured in a restful pose by artists at the
celebrated Herend porcelain company, founded nearly two centuries ago in
western Hungary. The buck is hand painted in the company's signature
rust fishnet pattern, accented with 24kt gold antlers and hooves |
Bird lovers and porcelain collectors will treasure this parakeet,
created at one of the most respected porcelain factories in Europe. Hand
painted with Herend's signature fishnet pattern in green, and
highlighted with 24kt gold accents |
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| Herend Chocolate Dog
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Herend Playful Foxes
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Herend Cockerel
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| This porcelain dog from the Hungarian house of Herend is handcrafted
and hand painted with Herend's signature fishnet pattern and 24kt gold
highlights. Willie the Dachshund lies with folded paws. |
Captured in play by gifted animal sculptors at one of Europe's
oldest and most respected porcelain companies, two fox cubs are
hand painted in Herend's signature fishnet pattern in blue and black,
with 24kt gold accents. |
Herend's porcelain cockerel features the celebrated Hungarian
company's Chinoiserie "Chrysantene" pattern and warm orange glaze.
Issued to honor the Chinese Year of the Rooster in 2005, his alert
presence is welcome in any year to collectors |
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| Herend Chickadee on Leaf
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Herend Nibbling Bunny
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Herend Penguins on Ice
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| Captured in porcelain, a black-capped chickadee perches on a leaf |
Porcelain collectibles are hand painted in natural hues by artists at
the Hungarian house of Herend |
Porcelain penguins with naturalistic plumage gather on an ice floe,
their typical stances and gaits captured with a keen artist's eye. A new
design handcrafted and hand painted in Hungary by one of Europe's most
respected porcelain companies. |
Faberge Gifts
Faberge giftware began in the late 1800's as a
collection of exquisite works of art, including the Imperial Egg Collection, for
the Russian Court. Today Faberge continues to produce beautiful gift pieces,
embellished "eggs", and crystal stemware and barware.
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Twelve Panel Egg by Faberge
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| Museum reproductions of original Faberge using the technique of
Enamel Guilloche, Austrian crystals and 24k gold accents; each egg
generally contains a surprise |
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Imperial Lilies of the Valley Egg by Faberge
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Faberge Imperial Coronation Egg
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| Museum reproductions of original Faberge using the technique of
Enamel Guilloche, Austrian crystals and 24k gold accents; each egg
generally contains a surprise |
The stunning design of the Imperial Coronation Egg dates to 1897 as
creation by the House of Fabergé for Tsar Nicholas to gift to Empress
Alexandra on the first Easter following his Coronation. Black enameled
double-headed eagles of the Romanov family crest, set with crystal,
connect bands of trellis. The interior of the egg holds a replica
miniature coach of the one Alexandra road to the coronation. The coach
itself features working wheels an swiveling front axle |
Crafted by Lladró, Spain's most esteemed artisans of porcelain
figurines.
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Nao Rock Me To Sleep |
Nao Kitty Present |
Nao Let Me Go |
| The gentle sway of this rocking horse figurine sent this sweet boy
right to dreamland |
This adorable, sleeping kitten makes a purr-fect gift or whimsical
addition to your decor |
An adorable puppy wants to keep his friend close |
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