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CERAMIC. We are.
Mateus’s ceramic ware is about emotion – about design that warms a home and enlivens the dining table. Thought and
thoughtfulness united in a visual and tactile experience. A sensual thrill of the senses. Mateus’s ceramic ware is a fusion
of modern Swedish design and classic Portuguese handicraft.Directly inspired by the every-changing world of fashion, its
colours, shapes and patterns are always as fresh as they are scintillating.
All our products are
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Q Squared- elegant, fashionable, and durable. 100% melamine dinnerware & accessories are perfect for those spring & summer days spent entertaining outrdoors.
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Q Squared- elegant, fashionable, and durable. 100% melamine dinnerware & accessories are perfect for those spring & summer days spent entertaining outrdoors.
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Resident magazine profiles La Villa Collections tableware
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Q Squared is now part of the a la carte family! Products are the highest quality 100% melamine and dishwasher safe. Trays, pitchers, tumblers and dinnerware, all perfect for entertaining
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Bridal Guide ranks Philippe Deshoulières' Pompons as one of the best tableware patterns for couples.
The geometric designs of Pompon change on each piece of the setting to dress the table in a layered effect. The subtle palette of this non-metallic pattern is well suited for entertaining and everyday use.
Bridal Bests from Bridal Guide on page 28,29 and 30
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We welcome Royal Limoges fine china to Bridge catalog. Distributed in the U.S. by BIA Cordon Bleu (http://biacordonbleu.bridgecatalog.com/), Royal Limoges creates its dinnerware in the oldest existing porcelain factory in Limoges.
Royal Limoges' 1,000+ products may be available via Bridge by September 1st.
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Arte Italica, the New York based creator of premium Italian dinnerware, is joining the Bridge sales network.
http://www.arteitalica.com/
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We are pleased to share that Gien is joining the Bridge. Please learn more about Gien at:
http://gien.bridgecatalog.com/ View Post
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Mottahedeh brand Blue Canton pattern:
https://www.mottahedeh.com/brands/mottahedeh/dinnerware/filter/pattern/blue-canton.html
Pink Daisy's Mottahedeh Blue Canton pattern page:
http://www.thepinkdaisy.com/shop-by-designer/mottahedeh/blue-canton
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This is a magazine's web site is that is formatted for the iPhone:
http://iphone.newyorker.com
The nice thing about this site is that it takes all pre-existing web content and formats it for the iPhone. This is good because:
- this approach reduces the cost of developing content for the iPhone. Usually, one would pay $20k to build an iPhone app.
- this keeps all info on the web, thereby keeping the information in the same medium. In contrast, if you had an...
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Will fine china manufacturers and retailers offer 'secret' discounts?
This article below from today's NY Times shares how brands and retailers in our market are offering 'discreet' discounts. How do we act on this info below to compete?
August 1, 2009
High-End Retailers Offering More Discounts
By STEPHANIE ROSENBLOOM
Scott Stuart was at the Bloomingdale’s store in Manhattan when a salesman sidled up to him, said a private sale was under way and offered him a discount on the slacks he was inspecting.
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Google friendly websites for "Raynaud tableware"
We build websites that rank well in Google. This screen shows our clients' ranking for "Raynaud tableware" in Google. Our clients sell Raynaud tableware, and they occupy four out of the top six spots on Google's 1st page. View Post
The hand-painted china of Arlington's Anna Weatherley made history last week when it was chosen as the first "informal" White House china.
First lady Laura Bush showed off the custom Magnolia Residence China Service to reporters on the table of the Family Dining Room. The dishes, made by Pickard China in Illinois and hand-painted by Weatherley's artisans in Budapest, are meant to be used in the private quarters of the White House. Weatherley says Bush had seen her work on several friends'
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This new home goods website Teroforma means well, but the navigation is horrible. They should've minded everyone's warnings about sites done entirely in Flash.
https://teroforma.com/
The article below is what HFN's Allison Zisko had to say about it. If Ms. Zisko or anyone at Teroforma has any thoughts, I'm happy to take posts on this. Thank you.
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New Site Promotes the Customized Table
05/19/08
By Allison Zisko
NEW YORK–A newly launched Web site, “designed by consumers ...
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