Durham Horse Cushion Equestrian themed tapestry cushions of champions in their checked stable blankets for a great English Country look . Wool, European craftsmanship. 18” x 18”
53512 Green Blanket Horse Cushion 53513 Red Blanket Horse Cushion
$65.00 $65.00
Fox Breakfast Set Look who is coming to breakfast. A quality stoneware set made in England, featuring some handsome fox friends. You know it’s English, the toast rack gives it away.
41601 Fox Egg Cups (2) 2.75” x 2” x 3” 41602 Fox Toast Rack 7.5” x 2.75” x 4” 41603 Fox Salt & Pepper 3.25” x 2” 41617 Fox Pitcher 5.5” x 7” x 3”
$28.95 $39.95 $24.50 $33.95
Hunting Fox Jug and String Holder Made in Torquay, Devon, England using traditional methods by the same family that created Devon Violets. Made of Devon clay, hand painted and fi red in Devon. A Fox Jug and Fox String Dispenser (from his mouth) with scissors. T e Fox String Dispenser may be mounted on a wall. Fox jug can be also used as a vase for fl owers or small plant.
68205 Hunting Fox Jug 7” x 5.5” (Not for food consumption.) $86.50 68206 Hunting Fox String Dispenser 7” x 5”
$62.95
Wood Horse Brooch 59802 - $69.95 Vintage materials from the ‘60’s are featured including the hand painted wood base; also with olive jade and carrelion. Early America, chic. US made. 2” x 2”
English Rider’s Tapestry Bags Featuring the Ascot and Grand National British equine events, these bags are rugged as they are attractive. T e racing tradition. Made in Ireland.
style is in fi ne British
62302 English Rider’s Tote Bag Features a waterproof lining, comfortable fabric handles, velcro closer, and multiple pockets; even an outside on for a water bottle. 12” x 12” x 5”
$37.95
Glasses 61814 - $22.95 Sophisticated, rich look in a reader in the style a London Barrister might wear. NOT the one you hate, the other one. Spring temples. Select strength 2.5, 2.75, 3.0
Ordering 1-800-886-0050 17 Barrister Tortoise Reader
Foxy Ear Muffs 55701 - $19.95 Out fox the cold weather with faux fur ear muff s with a knit headband.
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