Salisbury
Nov. 11, 2017
• 12:31 PM
• 3,239 days ago
Salisbury
Nov. 11, 2017
• 12:31 PM
• 3,239 days ago
Today we recognize all the men and women who have served and who continue to serve this great country. We have several veterans on the staff here at Salisbury, and we'd like to send them some extra love today! Thank you for all you have done to protect us all and to protect our freedom. Enjoy your day!
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VIETRI
May 15, 2017
• 9:38 PM
• 3,419 days ago
VIETRI
May 15, 2017
• 9:38 PM
• 3,419 days ago
Sneak peek on set! So honored to be featured on today's The View as one of Oprah Winfrey's top brands to spring into summer! Tune in now to see the Oprah edition of View Your Deal with O, The Oprah Magazine's Creative Director, Adam Glassman!
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BIA Cordon Bleu
Dec. 9, 2016
• 2:25 PM
• 3,576 days ago
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BIA Cordon Bleu
Dec. 9, 2016
• 2:25 PM
• 3,576 days ago
Deck The Tables, amazing holiday table honoring two Royal Limoges patterns - San Marco & Margaux gold - from Houston,TX
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Salisbury
May 21, 2016
• 10:01 PM
• 3,778 days ago
Salisbury
May 21, 2016
• 10:01 PM
• 3,778 days ago
In honor of the upcoming Preakness Stakes, here's a little bit of history about the Maryland Julep Cup! Maryland has been home to many talented craftspeople. As a matter of fact, it is still home to the talented craftspeople here at Salisbury! We chose the graceful and functional designs of the presentation cups made by Andrew Ellicott Warner of Baltimore (c. 1805-1870) to represent the state. When you are looking for a gift to express goodwill or to mark a special ...
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Salisbury
April 23, 2016
• 11:31 PM
• 3,806 days ago
Salisbury
April 23, 2016
• 11:31 PM
• 3,806 days ago
A Salisbury mini-history lesson in honor of the upcoming derby: Our Kentucky Julep Cups were inspired by the designs of such early American craftsmen as Asa Blanchard of Lexington, KY and William and Archibald Cooper of Louisville, KY. The cup’s straight body lines and graceful moldings at the base and rim are typical of designs they used. Kentuckians have been giving, receiving, and using the cups of these designs for over 100 years. It is a favorite for weddings, ...
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VIETRI
Aug. 16, 2015
• 8:56 PM
• 4,057 days ago
VIETRI
Aug. 16, 2015
• 8:56 PM
• 4,057 days ago
In honor of the 10th Anniversary of Incanto, a timeless and enchanting collection, we invite you to join us in the celebration of the delicate details and special heritage of each unique piece.
Herend
July 5, 2015
• 10:25 PM
• 4,099 days ago
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Herend
July 5, 2015
• 10:25 PM
• 4,099 days ago
We are delighted and honored that this lovely couple featured in Inside Weddings magazine chose to make Herend part of their happily-ever-after lives together. Michael and Ashley, thank you for welcoming Herend into your loving home, and thanks to Inside Weddings for featuring them and their beautiful registry choices.
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Herend
June 22, 2015
• 12:54 PM
• 4,112 days ago
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Herend
June 22, 2015
• 12:54 PM
• 4,112 days ago
Herend was greatly honored this week to present Dr. Jane Goodall with its special "Three Wise Monkeys" figurine as a gift of gratitude for her significant work establishing innovative conservation and development programs in Africa. While in the Western world 'hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil' references an unwillingness to accept reality, in the Buddhist faith it symbolizes the rejection of all things evil. Herend sees some of both interpretations wrapped into ...
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Herend
June 7, 2015
• 9:47 AM
• 4,127 days ago
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Herend
June 7, 2015
• 9:47 AM
• 4,127 days ago
Did you know June was named after Juno, the ancient Roman goddess of marriage? Many Romans chose to honor her by having their wedding in June, which remains the most popular wedding month even today. Speaking of popular, here are a few popular Herend combinations chosen by brides.
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Salisbury
June 6, 2015
• 5:05 PM
• 4,128 days ago
Salisbury
June 6, 2015
• 5:05 PM
• 4,128 days ago
In honor of the upcoming Belmont Stakes, here is a little history on the New York Cup: Actually called a beaker, Salisbury's New York Cup recreates the work of such early masters as John Will of New York City, 1752-1774 and William Kirby of New York City, 1760-1793. Taller and more graceful than the styles of other areas, the New York Cup reflects considerable refinement of taste and craftsmanship.