Jefferson Cups: Versatile Vintage Gems for Entertaining
The vintage Jefferson Cup is the work horse of your entertainment arsenal, folks.
According to Monticello's website, Thomas Jefferson created these in 1810 after melting down silver cups that were given to left to him in the death of a friend. He created a set of 8. This tumbler style was a low round-bottomed cup that had a much thicker base than sides. This extra weight made the cups sturdy helped them from tipping over. They were all the rage at the time and were often used in traveling.
What Your Front Door Needs to Make a Great First Impression
While we all know not to judge a book by its cover, sometimes it is okay to question why so much attention has been paid to flower beds and not the front door.
What is a compote?
The easiest way to describe a compote is a dish, bowl or vessel that is on a pedestal or some kind of footed stand. They can be used for a candy dish, a centerpiece, to hold a collection. Simply put, they can be used in lieu of a standard bowl where you want to add visual interest and height!