Shoe Buckle Mirror Tabletop & Bar each limb treated to a

each limb treated to a rustic bronze finish

This wonderful nesting table set not only stylish

The undulating pattern is created by varying shades of green glaze that have been applied to its buxom porcelain jar-like body

Blue peony blossoms bring bold graphic beauty to this generously sized mug

while the interior is bathed in a painted silver finish to enhance the light flowing from it

Shoe Buckle Mirror Tabletop & Bar each limb treated to aFootwear has been a fashion statement for centuries. In the 18th century, elegant shoes were made of red ? morocco? leather and even brocaded silk damask. They were held tight with decorative buckles made of steel or silver, which were often studded with ? paste? gems. James Craig owned ? The Golden Ball,? a silversmith and jewelry shop in Williamsburg, from the 1770s to the 1790s. He sold shoe buckles similar to those that inspired our Golden Ball