Metropolitan Museum of Art, 'Tulips' Engraved Correspondence Cards Boxed Set Breadbasket as well as chair cushions

as well as chair cushions

and colorful woven designs of a fish ("on a plank")

double-sided cosmetic / small zippered case that can be taken everywhere with different images on each side of flowers freshly picked from Monet's garden at Giverny

Isaphire Emeraude Napkins

Metropolitan Museum of Art, 'Tulips' Engraved Correspondence Cards Boxed Set Breadbasket as well as chair cushionsMetropolitan Museum of Art, Boxed Set of "Tulips" Correspondence Cards These pretty correspondence cards take after a watercolor by Jacob Marrel. Expertly engraved with gold foil, these charming cards add a bit of this rich history to your thank you notes, or friendly correspondence. Specifications Set of 25 gold embossed white cards boxed with 25 white envelopes Cards measure 6 1 4'' x 4 7 8'' About Jacob Marrel Jacob Marrel was a 17th century German