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An irresistible family activity, relaxing hobby, or gift for any puzzle aficionado Choose from five sizes: 30 pieces, 110 pieces, 252 pieces, 500 pieces, or 1000 pieces High-quality chipboard pieces with vibrant sublimated print Packaged in a gift-ready box with the puzzle image on the lid Recommended ages: 30 pieces for ages 4+, 110 pieces for ages 6+, 252 pieces for ages 8+, 500 pieces for ages 9+, and 1000 pieces for adults WARNING: Choking Hazard—Small Parts. Not for children under 3…
The Complete Book of the Flower Fairies Cicely Mary Barker ~ Blackie and Son, 1926 I received this guest post from Ireland a while back,...
Immortalize your favorite art on durable lightweight aluminum that will outlive us all Choose your finish: Gloss, for brilliant colors and detail, or Matte, for a soft, even look with minimal glare Gently rounded corners Easily wipe clean with a soft cloth Ready to hang, with a back mount fixture so the art seems to float in front of the wall
Lliira (pronounced: /ˈlɪərɑː/ LEER-ah[7] listen) was a chaotic good lesser deity of joy (and for a time an exarch of Sune)[7][17] in the Faerûnian pantheon. Everchanging and always lively, she was the embodiment of happiness and freedom,[2] inspiring poets, musicians, and all who reveled in the wonder of a free, cheerful life. The Joybringer was the archetypal ingénue dancer, showing by example that few things should draw one away from the Elysian Rigadoon, a philosophy that prioritized…
1920s-1940s. Colour process lithographs, all captioned and some signed in image, publisher “A. & C. Black Ltd”, series name, and book source verso, 8.5 x 13.6cm approx. each . Most postcards in good condition, some postally used. Each set consists of six different images, 48 in total. This is a rare find of a complete series of Outhwaite’s colour postcards, which were compiled over 25 years.. Item #CL181-131
The Maiden's Court reports . (Via Hermes .) Many fairy tales prior to the Victorian period tended to feature some grotesque or scary theme...
