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~ It is perhaps a more
fortunate destiny to have a taste
for collecting shells than to be born a millionaire ~
-Robert L. Stevenson
Please
E-mail lori@rachel-and-pias-cottage.com
for more information.
All
sizes are approximate. Click on image to view larger picture
and prices.
These composition ornaments are a special
form of relief applique used as design
accents. The original and closely guarded
formulas and techniques for making this
amazing medium date back more than 300
years to the Italian Renaissance. Master
craftsmen have been using these ornaments
to adorn their projects ever since.
The ornaments have the unique and amazing
ability to become temporarily flexible
and self-adhesive when steamed. They
can be easily cut apart and reconfigured
into new designs and, when steamed,
be pieced together with near invisible
joints. It is the warmth and moisture
of light steam that activates the special
adhesives and makes the piece flexible.
They can be applied to nearly any hard
clean surface including wood, drywall,
plaster, metal & mirror. After 30
to 60 minutes of cure time, the ornament
sets up creating an integral bond between
the ornament and the surface it is applied
to. You may then paint your piece as
desired. Quick, easy & fun!
20% off on Applique orders of $50.00 or more.
20% off and Free Shipping on Applique orders of $150.00 or more.
35% off and Free Shipping on Applique orders of $250.00 or more.
50% off and Free Shipping on Applique orders of $500.00 or more.
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Composition
Applique Ornaments
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Applique Ornaments
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Applique Ornaments
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Applique Ornaments
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Applique Ornaments
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Applique Ornaments
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Glass
Knobs
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Glass
Pull Handles
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These
solid glass knobs & pulls are actual
antique glass reproductions, right down
to the mounting detail using nickel (resembles
chrome) bolts running through the glass
& attached to the back of the drawer
or cabinet door with nuts (either wing
or square). Each knob & pull is hand
cast by glassworkers who make these items
like grandmother used to make cookies
--- a pinch of this and a handful of that.
So, like buying cloth, carpet or having
paint custom mixed, color may vary slightly
from one shipment to the next, or pulls
will not be an exact match with knobs.
Look at some antiques with glass pulls
and glass knobs, and you will see that
this is the way it has always been ---
an art, not science.
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Crystal
Prisms
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