Products

• Ecru cut work linen placemats
• Napkins, not original, have embroidered corners and scalloped edges
• excellent condition
• placemats circa 1940
• 5 placemats  18" x 12"
• 5 napkins  14" x 14"
• may be seen by appointment.  sales@thesilverthistle.com.  Serious inquiries only, please.

• organdy placemats with embroidered trim
• handerkerchief linen scalloped napkins with corner embroidery
• excellent condition
  
• made in France
• circa 1940
  
• 3 placemats  19" x 12.5"
• 3 dinner napkins  16" x 16"
• may be seen by appointment.  sales@thesilverthistle.com.  Serious inquiries only, please.

• 6 placemats and napkins
• rose applique and appliqued green border
• rose applique on mat has opening to hold folded napkin
• excellent condition.  Slight stain on one mat
• circa 1970
• Made in Madiera
• placemat  18" x 12"
• napkin  14" x 14"
• may be seen by appointment.  sales@thesilverthistle.com.  Serious inquiries only, please.

• White oval embroidered linen placemats
• white napkins with embroidered corners and lace edging
• excellent condition
• made in France
• circa 1960
  
• 8 placemats  18" x 12"
• 8 dinner napkins  16" x 16"
• may be seen by appointment.  sales@thesilverthistle.com

• Exquisite pink appliqued organdy placemats
• probably French
• circa 1940
• small staining on 4 mats
  
• 19" x 13"
  
• 12 Dinner napkins with appliqued organdy corner  21" x 21"
  
• 11 Luncheon napkins with appliqued organdy corner  17.5" x 17.5"
• may be seen by appointment.  sales@thesilverthistle.com

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

• designed for the more active woman
  
• hidden hood
  
• water repellant
• reversable
• lightweight
• fast drying
• 2 snaps under arms
  
• front zipper
  
• matching travel pouch

Pewterplate. Dishwasher safe

 The Hob Nob Beaker and Flask from Williamsburg by Reed & Barton makes an excellent gift for groomsman, birthdays, Father's Day and more. To ""hob nob"" suggests moving in good company, and this gift set will keep you in good company with anyone who receives it. Presented in a handsome faux-leather case, this set features a stainless steel flask and rum barrel-shaped double beaker.

• Classic
• Set includes flask and double beaker
• Non-tarnish stainless steel
• Faux leather case with engravable nameplate

WATERCOLOR...AND ANTIQUE CHINOISERIE!  So when Holly Stuart discovered Matt Beshear's amazing watercolor plates she knew it was a great collaboration.  Art for the table is always a good thing.  They reverse to a Cane pattern in complementary colors for versatility and fun.  

15" D

co-ordinating napkins available  https://www.thesilverthistle.com/collections/home

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

 Our beautiful glass ornaments are crafted by hand using traditional, old-world methods. Molten glass is carefully mouth-blown into finely carved molds. Then a hot solution of liquid silver is poured inside. The ornaments are hand-painted and glittered in a series of labor-intensive steps to achieve the beautiful finished creations. Produced in limited quantities and imported exclusively by the Merck Family's Old World Christmas, each is a treasure to cherish.

1. READ the Story Book about Arthur.
2. BUILD the tree house
3. PLAY, making up your own variation of Arthur's story!
4. PBS Kids