Showing posts with label porcelain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label porcelain. Show all posts

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Free Tea & Cookies at our End of March Sale through...(update) Saturday, April 2!

'Tis the season to switch things up in The Living Room. Plans afoot to rearrange our front desk area (again!) in early April. We'll need some elbow room to work up our new layout, as well as make more room for fresh inventory. So...

Do come by for free tea and cookies during our End of March Sale!

Here's a preview of the treasures at The Living Room today, all reduced through the End of March (UPDATE: sale runs through Saturday, April 2 (what was I thinking? can't end the sale before the end of the week):
10% off the last marked price on everything, with some deeper discounts scattered around the room, as well.

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Another go at eBay!

Since our doll collection needs to sell quickly, we're testing the eBay waters again. What an a-mazing marketplace, but I trust we'll get the hang of it.

Check out our new listing for this elegant porcelain ballerina doll, "Lana", from the Dynasty Doll Collection:
http://item.ebay.com/180531590946

Dynasty Doll Lana ballerina 1

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Already a week into July! - Updated 7/10/10-

Have been very busy with the new month. Hope you will come by soon to see how we are rearranging. And of course there is ALWAYS something new in the shop.

Here's today's catch. I've never seen a couch with this styling. Vintage mid-century. Soft and comfortably creaky leather. I was there during the mid-century, but such hip style statements didn't make it to our working class home:

UPDATE: This couch sold 7/10/10. The new owners packed into their Mini-Cooper by dismantling all the modules! Turns out those over-size rivets were functional bolt heads, not just decor. Those Finns! That is the way to make furniture.

Midcentury leather couch

And here are the dolls that came in last week. Please spread the word; these must sell quickly:
Doll collection

There's more new than I've shown here, so click on our flickr gallery (behind George the Cat to the right), or our craigslist ads (behind the oak table photo to the right).