46 results for "18th Anniversary of Autumn at Oz" between $10.00 and $1,500.00

Artoria Limoges is located on the banks of the Vienne River in the city of Limoges, France. Artoria's Limoges boxes share a long, rich tradition and history that dates to 18th Century France where these boxes first appeared as snuff boxes. Each box is ini

Influenced by the 18th century crystal designs of Waterford founders George and William Penrose, Waterford Crystal designer Miroslav Havel created the Lismore pattern in 1953. The pattern features refined diamond cuts- a signature of early Penrose designs- and a symmetrical series of upward flowing wedge cuts. The clarity of the crystal combined with the refraction of light through the cutting created what the world now treasures- the enduring allure of Lismore.

A dark long and lean interpretation of French painter Jean-Antoine Watteau's 18th Century vertical motifs which epitomize the aristocratic elegance of the French during the reign of Louis the XIV.

Spode china has a remarkable history with over 200 years of tradition. Spode is been known around the world as the premier maker of English fine dining. Today, Spode continues to produce timeless classic's along with new design's with a very modern edge. First introduced in 1816 and still manufactured today, Spode’s Blue Italian is considered a world wide design icon. Inspired by scenes of the Italian countryside featuring remarkably detailed figures amongst Roman ruins and framed by an 18th century...

Day one of three! Performing live: Assemblage 23 System Syn FGFC820 With DJs: Decay Lexor In 1920, they passed the 18th amendment and tried to take away your choice to drink alcohol, it failed. Since then, they have tried to take other choices away from you, either by laws or social pressures. Like so many before you, you fought to be different, to be unique to be an individual. For 18 years Death Guild has created a safe haven to celebrate those of us who have gone our own way and your attendance...

A dark long and lean interpretation of French painter Jean-Antoine Watteau's 18th Century vertical motifs which epitomize the aristocratic elegance of the French during the reign of Louis the XIV.

A dark long and lean interpretation of French painter Jean-Antoine Watteau's 18th Century vertical motifs which epitomize the aristocratic elegance of the French during the reign of Louis the XIV.

Description: An 18th century tapestry from the four seasons depicting Autumn/Winter.

A dark long and lean interpretation of French painter Jean-Antoine Watteau's 18th Century vertical motifs which epitomize the aristocratic elegance of the French during the reign of Louis the XIV.

James, Philip [edited by C. Geoffrey Holme] Children's Books of Yesterday: The Studio Special Autumn Number Details & Images Binding: Hardcover Book Condition: Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket Size: 4to Publisher: The Studio Ltd, 1933, London [Book #20002] Near Fine condition in alike dustjacket. Green cloth binding shows only limited wear around the edges. A remarkable copy; An illustrated guide to the study of children's books of the 18th through 20th centuries. Includes hundreds of...

Throughout History, The Masterpieces Of Artisan-Produced Chinese Porcelain Have Been Much Sought After And Admired For Their Excellent Craftsmanship. However, In The Early 18th Century, Fuelled By The Demand For This Exquisite Porcelain, European Mining And Smelting Experts Finally Discovered The Secret Of How Porcelain Was Made. By Their Consistent Attention And Innovation, The Founders Of Such Prestigious European Factories Embraced Their Dreams To Produce Fine Porcelain.

Until the age of twelve, Frank, like the other Baum children, was taught at home. At that time the doctors declared him strong enough to attend school, and his parents sent him to Peekskill Military Academy. It seems an odd choice for a dreamy boy with a weak heart; presumably they felt a need to make him more manly. In any case, he loathed the rigid discipline and constantly "complained to my father about the brutal treatment I felt I was receiving at the school." The teachers, he claimed, "were...

The secret to producing fine, handcrafted porcelain reached Europe in the 18th century from faraway China. The 15-step process begins when artisans apply colored glaze to sculpted clay, and ends with the final emergence of the piece from a high temperature kiln, yielding a one-of-a-kind product.

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he world's most widely used medical reference now features expanded clinical focus on each category of disorder, as well as more specific guidance on patient examinations. The thoroughly revised and updated 18th Edition is packed with essential information on diagnosing and treating medical disorders to help medical professionals deliver the best care to their patients.

Note: I will be leaving for 2 weeks on Wed May 18th (a day after the auction ends). If payment is made after this point, I will not be able to ship until May 24th when I return.

Western Consciousness, the celebration of good over evil , was this year entitled Replanting the Roots . Once again this event, in its 18th year, proves that conscious reggae rules. The heavy rain flooded the earth but could not dampen the burning desire of the patrons who turned up in thousands. King of Kings must be congratulated for a superb production. Features : Lee Scratch Perry, John Holt, Freddie McGregor, Judy Mowatt, Barrington Levy, Jimmy Riley, Christopher Martin. Release Date: 6/5/2007

Straight from the tiny 18th century French city of Limoges to your personal collection, Rochard, Inc. has been importing the very finest in decorative porcelain giftware for over a quarter of a century. Originally created to hold snuff, but also candies and other cherished objects, these miniature boxes became symbols of their times, reflecting, perhaps more that any other everyday object, the social mores, decorative skills, technological advances and even politics of the ancient regime.