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Design is an integral part of your living and working environment. Make sure to surround yourself with beautiful works of art that never go out of style. Consider the Artist House Clock (Item #126793), a stunning representation of one of Claude Monet's most vibrant pieces of art featuring a beautifully rendered French countryside scene. It's not only a working timepiece but also a beautiful addition to any tabletop. |
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Eclectic tastes are in vogue all year round. If you are an animal or cat lover make sure you check out the Garibaldi figurine (Item #128157). A playful new addition to the Wachtmeister line, Rosina's artwork is sure to captivate the viewer with her stunning interpretation in porcelain of her beloved cats. |
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Color is key! Everyone has a unique and distinct style of color decorating that fits his or her individual tastes. Such hot trend colors of the moment as pink and white feature prominently in The Smithsonian Collection. Feast your eyes on the Pink Rose Heart Shaped Music Box (Item #925018). What a fantastic gift for that special loved one in your life. Not only is it the perfect occasion based gift but also will fit seamlessly into virtually any environment with its delightful splash of color. |
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Originality in designing your living space is most important in creating a distinct and vibrant presentation. One of the most original artists of the early twentieth century was Alphonse Mucha. His exquisite representations of the female form are timeless in their execution and design. Spring 1900 Bowl (Item #126389) features one of his most recognized works of art married onto a bowl perfect to hold trinkets of any shape or size. |
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Range of Product is integral in picking and choosing what works best for your or someone else's home. The Goebel Heirloom Collection features a vast array of product suitable for anyone on your gift giving list this season. Ice Skater (Item #471079) is a whimsical interpretation of everyone's frosty friend, the Snowman, who is ready to skate into your heart this winter. |
