Monet's Garden at Giverny Votive Color:White

Monet's Garden at Giverny Votive Color:WhiteIt was in Limoges, France, in 1828 that Paul de Bourgoing invented the Lithophane (VotivelightTM), a traditional engraving technique on a fine bisque (non glazed) porcelain. The glow of the candle shines through the raised and carved surface of the votive contrasting light against shadow, revealing its richly detailed design. Height: 2. 95", Diameter: 4. 3" Tea light included Made in Limoges, France

and Cofftea cup

The shape of the cup emphasizes the taste and aroma of coffee thanks to its thin edges while keeping it hot

The coupe shaped Annieglass Roman Antique Salad Plate doubles as a generous cocktail or dessert plate

56"W X 72"L

a memorable occasion

The silver plated coaster in the Malmaison pattern is designed to hold wine and water bottles as well as carafes and protect the table from condensation rings

A classical bottle sized decanter

Whatever the occasion—be it Valentine’s Day

A good way to store and serve your favorite drink

a shock temperature can cause fractures

This emblematic artwork was designed in 1951 by Marc Lalique

Measures: 6"W