Gien Sologne Canape Plates Birds Gratins this long-tailed and brightly colored

this long-tailed and brightly colored pheasant is recreated in a patchwork of wools and tweeds by Dutch and English artist

Named for the mountains in the Italian Alps

of lavish parties on Long Island at a time when The New York Times noted "gin was the national drink and sex the national obsession

A stunning pedestal for a homemade birthday cake made by a baker with style

A stack of four makes a unique gift for a host or hostess

Gien Sologne Canape Plates Birds Gratins this long-tailed and brightly coloredA set of four woodland bird themed small plates for passing appetizers or for use as a bread and butter plate on a formal table.