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Susan Shaw designs the latest fashion trends with handcast 24ct gold and sterling silver plated metals, along with cotton pearls and carefully selected glass beads and a growing collection of semi-precious stones.Her inspiration originates from Northern European styling, but Susan creates each design, which is then handmade by experienced artists in her boutique factory in San Antonio, Texas.  The company donates a portion of its proceeds to selected charities.

Susan Shaw designs the latest fashion trends with handcast 24ct gold and sterling silver plated metals, along with cotton pearls and carefully selected glass beads and a growing collection of semi-precious stones.Her inspiration originates from Northern European styling, but Susan creates each design, which is then handmade by experienced artists in her boutique factory in San Antonio, Texas.  The company donates a portion of its proceeds to selected charities.

Handcast Gold Cross on Aqua Quartz Necklace

Susan Shaw designs the latest fashion trends with handcast 24ct gold and sterling silver plated metals, along with cotton pearls and carefully selected glass beads and a growing collection of semi-precious stones.Her inspiration originates from Northern European styling, but Susan creates each design, which is then handmade by experienced artists in her boutique factory in San Antonio, Texas.  The company donates a portion of its proceeds to selected charities.

Susan Shaw designs the latest fashion trends with hand cast 24 ct gold and sterling silver plated metals, along with cotton pearls and carefully selected glass beads and a growing collection of semi-precious stones.Her inspiration originates from Northern European styling, but Susan creates each design, which is then handmade by experienced artists in her boutique factory in San Antonio, Texas.  The company donates a portion of its proceeds to selected charities.

Handcast Gold Cross with Genuine Sodalite Stone Necklace

Susan Shaw designs the latest fashion trends with handcast 24ct gold and sterling silver plated metals, along with cotton pearls and carefully selected glass beads and a growing collection of semi-precious stones.Her inspiration originates from Northern European styling, but Susan creates each design, which is then handmade by experienced artists in her boutique factory in San Antonio, Texas.  The company donates a portion of its proceeds to selected charities.

Susan Shaw designs the latest fashion trends with hand cast 24 ct gold and sterling silver plated metals, along with cotton pearls and carefully selected glass beads and a growing collection of semi-precious stones.Her inspiration originates from Northern European styling, but Susan creates each design, which is then handmade by experienced artists in her boutique factory in San Antonio, Texas.  The company donates a portion of its proceeds to selected charities.

Susan Shaw designs the latest fashion trends with handcast 24ct gold and sterling silver plated metals, along with cotton pearls and carefully selected glass beads and a growing collection of semi-precious stones.Her inspiration originates from Northern European styling, but Susan creates each design, which is then handmade by experienced artists in her boutique factory in San Antonio, Texas.  The company donates a portion of its proceeds to selected charities.

Susan Shaw designs the latest fashion trends with handcast 24ct gold and sterling silver plated metals, along with cotton pearls and carefully selected glass beads and a growing collection of semi-precious stones.Her inspiration originates from Northern European styling, but Susan creates each design, which is then handmade by experienced artists in her boutique factory in San Antonio, Texas.  The company donates a portion of its proceeds to selected charities.

Susan Shaw designs the latest fashion trends with handcast 24ct gold and sterling silver plated metals, along with cotton pearls and carefully selected glass beads and a growing collection of semi-precious stones.Her inspiration originates from Northern European styling, but Susan creates each design, which is then handmade by experienced artists in her boutique factory in San Antonio, Texas.  The company donates a portion of its proceeds to selected charities.

• popular style with squares of Portuguese tatting and embroidery
  
• all handmade in Madeira
• Tatted, scalloped border
  
• slight staining
  
• circa 1960
• 101" x 66"
• 12 napkins with cutwork corner detailing  16" x 16"
• may be seen by appointment.  sales@thesilverthistle.com.  Serious inquiries only, please

• scalloped edge
• perfect for square or oval table
• mint condition
  
• circa 1960
• 78" x 65"
  
• 6 napkins with embroidered corners and scalloped edging 16" x 16"
• 2 identical cloths available
• may be seen by appointment.  sales@thesilverthistle.com

• probably French
• circa 1940
• mint condition
• 118"  x 65"
• 25 Napkins 17" x 17"  Intricate cutwork, embroidery and lace in two designs.
• may be seen by appointment.  sales@thesilverthistle.com

• 55" square
• wonderful feel and drape
• good value

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.

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.