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As a member of Arthur Courts Designs President’s Gallery, we are proud to have the area’s largest assortment of Arthur Court Designs tabletop in southwest Florida!
Arthur Court Designs creates elegant serveware and decorative accessories inspired by nature. The captivating appeal of this line of functional beauty is that the pieces are constructed from food-safe aluminum which has lasting attractiveness with none of the fuss required with other metal serveware, especially silver.
Simply maintain the shine of Arthur Court pieces with hand washing in soapy water, and dry with a soft cloth. That’s it!
The beautiful crafting of Arthur Court goes well in all home settings, whether it is dressy or casual, traditional or contemporary.
Recently, Arthur Court Designs has added to its line, aluminum serving pieces that have a deep, rich, bronze patina, still made out of aluminum. This look is wonderful for settings that require a warmer metallic accent. This new finish looks great as an accent in an Old World styled setting, perhaps a Tuscany inspired design, one with a worldly look, posh, well-traveled, and collected. Warm and beautiful.
As gift-giving season approaches, consider items that will be of lasting beauty and function.
There are various collections in the Arthur Court Designs line, such as, African Safari, Grape, Fleur di Lis, Magnolia, Elephant, Pineapple, Horse, Rabbit, Sealife, American Traditional, Butterfly, Baby, Kitchen, Rooster, Tuscany, Pets, and Collegiate, among others.
Some enjoy collecting within the theme, such as all Grape accessories; others love the mix and excitement of different themes. They essentially do go together—it’s all the same metal. It looks beautiful on the table!
The line has great variety with fun themes.
Choose from platters, serving trays, serving dishes, salad bowls, deviled egg trays, snack bowls, serving utensils, salt & pepper stands, paper towel holders, Pyrex lined bakeware serving pieces, picture frames, cheese servers, chip & dip platters, canisters, napkin rings, ice cream scoops, pet bowls and treat jars, pie and cake stands; wine coolers, bottle holders, spreaders, trivets, napkin holders, cracker trays, cookbook stands, and banana and fruit holders. Also, tea bag dispensers, barware, sugar/creamer sets, butter and gravy servers, punchbowls, baby dishes, and pitchers. With such an extensive line, gift-giving or just collecting is a breeze!
6 college towns worth visiting
Fallen on picturesque college campuses and their environs. Now is the time when high school seniors are seriously getting in the undergraduate state of mind - touring campuses, weighing programs, submitting applications.But even if you don't have a prospective student in your midst, touring some notable colleges (and their surrounding towns) is worthwhile. The best college communities combine the intellectual stimulation of campus life with the history, scenery and culture of the surrounding area. This hip mix of academia and atmosphere makes for a pleasant weekend getaway.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
Start with a tour of the campus. You could do it on your own, but opt for the trained guides (usually students) who are savvy on both "gown and town." They'll walk you around the campus quads while giving you a sense of the neighborhood. Prospective students should sit in on the information sessions, too.
After the tours, take in the college museums. Attend a student concert or theater performance ... or find out if the home football, basketball or soccer team is playing. Eventually, head out the main gate to explore the town.
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