Showing posts with label Floorcloths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Floorcloths. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Inspired to design your living room!


Soon Fall will be upon us, for those of you in New England, it probably has started to creep in. How I miss the Fall season in New England, there is nothing like it. Although, Fall arrives later here in the South, I am still inspired to decorate on the same time schedule as if I were in New England.

Monday, November 23, 2009

Poinsettia Placemats

These poinsettia placemats come in a set of four . . . perfect for that holiday table! They will arrive wrapped in Colonial Williamsburg twine along with a fresh sprig of pine and holly from Williamsburg! If you joined us at the New England Historical Connection holiday open house last week, you know these were very popular! Please call us at 757-695-3282 to place your order in time for the holidays or visit the New England Historical Connection, Route 7, Wilton, Connecticut! Set of four - $45.00
Poinsetta Placemat

Poinsetta

Poinsettia
To purchase click here.

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Annual Christmas Homes Tour of Colonial Williamsburg

The 50th Annual Christmas Homes Tour of Colonial Williamsburg will be on Saturday, December 5, 2009, from 10:00 a.m. til 6:00 p.m. Early American Floorcloths will be featuring several floorcloths in the Robert Nicolson House which is one of the historic homes on the tour! The tour includes five homes in the historic area which are not usually open to the public and we are honored that we will be displaying several new designs at the Robert Nicolson House. Each home will be decorated with holiday floral arrangements. Please plan to attend the 50th Annual Christmas Homes Tour during Colonial Williamsburg's Grand Illumination weekend!

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Friday, October 9, 2009

Starburst Floorcloth


NEW Design! Starburst Floorcloth
We have been hard at work researching designs of Colonial Williamsburg's floorcloths. Here is one of many we have found in the historic area. Please visit us at Early American Floorcloths.

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