Vintage 1950s Gorham Camelia Silver Plate Cake Server Plate RacksCreated in the postwar decade when American tableware designers looked to nature for inspiration, this Gorham Camelia cake server carries the quiet charm of its namesake bloom. The silver plate surface holds a mellow patina that softens the floral relief along the handle. Its balanced weight and graceful silhouette turn the simple act of serving cake into a small ritual of hospitality. A treasured companion for afternoon teas, family celebrations, and
the copper has taken on a deep
this thick and durable placemat pair is double sided with figs on one side and apricots on the other
This heirloom bakery set is complete with a menu to write the specials of the day in chalk
this Senger Naturwelt brown and white puppy is certain to be a child's carry everywhere pal
An easy care everyday extraordinary kitchen workhorse
Since the 1880s this intricately hand painted cobalt blue Danish Royal Copenhagen dinner blue fluted full lace plate has been stamped to honor Denmark's three seas and has graced tables at home and abroad
High-Altitude Bison Meatballs
These football-shaped plates are lipped so food stays on them and have cork bottoms to prevent them from sliding on and protecting wood surfaces
A classic Scandinavian winter ice skating scene is hand painted on the perimeter of this bottle
Forged in the late 19th century
and ready for candlelit suppers
this nickel and steel coal box decorated with a features an ornate rosette on its front and a clean interior compartment perfect for storing kindling next to a fireplace
