Look what someone brought me as an open house gift … an original 1915 photo from a Columbus, Ohio photographer. I’ve enlarged it a bit so you can see details.
How our decorating styles have changed yet some things remain the same. Can’t you sense the children’s delight as they point to the tree?
What details can you spot in this holiday setting. Click the photo to enlarge the view.
Brent Lawyer, the new owner of Thomas Glenn Holidays, is coming to visit me tomorrow, March 24. His new 2014 samples had not yet arrived from Poland when I visited his booth in Atlanta in January.
It is so sweet of him to make this effort. He’s in Chicago … I’m in western Ohio. That’s not a quick little trip!
Of course, I’ll be taking lots of photos and reporting in about what is new.
I’ve been going full tilt since coming home from Mexico … tax records in to the CPA this morning, so I have a little breathing room now. And, it is certainly time to play catch up with news!
I will do my best. But, the best news is that the STORE IS OPEN!
2014 orders will not arrive until fall … but I will be posting them online as soon as possible. I might need to increase the small quantities that I ordered!
It’s exciting to see one’s dreams become reality. That’s the case for Eric Cortina, visual director for Roger’s Gardens in Corona del Mar, California.
Surrounded by holiday ornaments throughout the year as well as traveling to Europe in conjunction with his career, Eric developed an appreciation for glass ornaments.
Celebrate365 first met Eric in 2003 in an interview in the Early Fall issue. He had just 14 designs. Now, Eric is celebrating his tenth anniversary as an ornament designer.
The innovations just keep coming. Eric continues to think outside the box. He is not afraid to design over-sized ornaments that can stand along as accents in the home. He does not hesitate to create ornaments that are formed from multiple molds and then assembled into the finished design.
Compared to other ornament companies, Eric still maintains a very small, highly curated collection and he exhibits his ornament designs and home décor at AmericasMart, Building 1, Floor 20.
For most collectors, it’s not that easy to find an Eric Cortina ornament locally. Neiman Marcus and Horchow carry the line nationally. Premiere level accounts are located in California and New York and internationally in England.
To honor Eric’s Tenth Anniversary, Celebrate365.com is offering a diverse selection of ornaments from his ten years of design.
PREMIER STORES
ROGERS GARDENS 2301 San Joaquin Hills Rd.
Corona Del Mar, CA 92625
949-640-5800
BERGDORF GOODMAN 754 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10019
800-558-1855 BARNEY’S NEW YORK
600 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10021
212-826-8900
FORTNUM & MASON
181 Picadilly
London, W1A 1ER England
44-(0)-207-734-8040
Want to read Celebrate365’s original 2003 interview with Eric Cortina? Click here!
What a beauty! This richly jeweled egg is a perfect exclusive for Chicago’s famed Art Institute. Patricia Breen created this spring time Polish glass ornament exclusively for the Art Institute’s Michigan Avenue gift shop and catalog.
Flowers, c. 1610 by Jan Breughel.
Mouth blown glass is elegantly hand painted and accented with Austrian crystals. Made in the Patricia Breen studio in Krakow, Poland.
Approx: 2.16″ diameter x 2.23″ high.
$220 $198 Members
Item #135987
Click on the image for a direct purchase link.
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