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Alberto Pinto's Bahia Dinnerware and Mario Luca Giusti Victoria & Albert Stemware on display in DeVine's 41 Madison Showroom during Market.
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Royal Crown Derby Mikado - fabulous display by Flower Magazine in the lobby at 41 Madison during the April Tabletop Show
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Editor at Large, an interior design focused website, is featuring Pickard's dinnerware items in its roundup for the coming NY tabletop show at 41 Madison:
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"Pickard China (9th floor) will introduce three brand new Kelly Wearstler for Pickard Fine China patterns and two new Kelly Wearstler Crystal for Pickard Suites at the show. In addition, two new Pickard patterns will be presented."
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The New York Gift Show begins tomorrow at 41 Madison. The DeVine Corporation showroom will be open Thursday- Friday and Monday - Wednesday. Come see us on the 9th floor!
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New Philippe Deshoulieres product from the fall tabletop show in New York City
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I will be at the October Tabletop Market in two weeks, at the 41 Madison mart building - hope to see you there! Lots of new product to be introduced.
View PostWe'll be at the New York Gift Show this weekend, starting Sunday 8/18 at the Javits Center and at the 41 Madison Tabletop Mart building. I'll be at 41 Madison most of the day on Tuesday 8/20.
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Read the NY Times article about Grand Central Palace and midtown's convention business View Post
This article below from the New York Post shares that Facebook is looking to promote music to its customer base. Why? Facebook, like MySpace, knows that people that use its service are young and probably listen to and buy a lot of music. Facebook is anticipating a customer desire, and trying to offer one more way to satisfy him or her-and make money in the process.
I wonder if there is some room for the tableware industry to learn from...
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This week's 41 Madison newsletter shows the new Royal Doulton tableware line from Monique Lhuillier. This same page shows Vera Wang's designs for Wedgwood. Since more than 60% of formal china sales come from bridal registries, tabletop companies are smart to partner with wedding dress designers. I imagine if the industry hits harder times the smart players will continue to seek partnerships with wedding designers, celebrity wedding planners, etc., etc. Anything ...
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