Cushions 61903 - $85.00 A feather fi lled cushion, covered in Bronte’s
undyed Shetland quality
Bronte New Wool Natural Collection Throws 61902 - $125.00 Bronte from Leeds, England produce the fi nest wool throws. T is collection is pure new, un-died, wool. T e colouring is done by the sheep. T ese throws are extra special because there is a limited supply of undyed, new wool available each year. Available in three patterns, please select from: Herringbone, Checkboard, and York Check. 78.75” x 51.2”
wool, they match the 61902 Bronte Wool T rows next door. Button and fringe detailing. Outstanding by themselves, better together. Available in Herringbone (shown), Checkboard, and York Check. 16” x 16”
Bronte Natural Wool
Twisted Wood Canes T e twisted wood is an aesthetic pleasure as well as a nature defying attention getter. Two varieties one of fi ne oak and the other an aromatic cedar. Rubber tipped for safety and comfort, derby style handle.
59101 Twisted Oak Cane 34” $69.95 59102 Twisted Cedar Cane 37” $71.95
Instrument Makers - Chart
Book Brush 30501 - $44.50 Works smartly for tops of books. Tip with stiff bristles for reaching, soft bristles for gentle dusting. T e right tool for the right job. 11”
Terra Art Peacock Etched Vase 59506 - $149.50 Dramatically coloured vase that is hand etched and coloured with mineral oxides and then fi red for permanent colour. A work of art, signed by the artist; each is a bit diff erent. 8” x 6”
Magnifi er 213632 - $62.50 T is well designed and practical magnifi er is counter-balanced to allow maximum reach for the magnifying arm, giving great fl exibility for reading charts and repairing intricate instruments such as clocks, sextants, and any other free handed work. Folds for storage. Sold brass and hardwood. 2.5 x magnifi cation. Folded 5 x 3.5 x 3”. Maximum 7.5”, reach 13.5”. From the UK.
Peacock Cushion 53521 - $65.00 T e palace guard bird on an exclusive tapestry cushion. Black background. 18” x 18”
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