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<p>[QUOTE="Ladybranch, post: 27782, member: 44"]Thank you one and all!!! You all have helped pin this down to recent with</p><p>1. Af on noting the Easter Greeting.</p><p>2. One of the replies on Fig's link saying "...called a "Wreath of All Seasons", I order then from (Vincent Lippie) showroom in the Chicago Merchandise Mart ...not cheap even wholesale in the 70's and 80's."</p><p>3. Greg saying "...but none have any religious symbols... oxidation would be showing if old..."</p><p><br /></p><p>Then along comes Cheryl again riding to the rescue with "American company called 'Petites Choses' ... I bought it ... new at an upscale gift shop in the mid '80s." Cheryl, you missed your calling. What a great heroic 1st Responder you would have made! You have pulled many of us out of the "fires" of many antique, silver, etc. messes!</p><p><br /></p><p>The only minute (infinitesimal) credit that I can claim on IDing this wreath was a possibly slight uneasy feeling about it causing me to post a query. Of course if all had said Victorian, I would not have hesitated jumpin' on that band wagon.</p><p><br /></p><p>--- Susan[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ladybranch, post: 27782, member: 44"]Thank you one and all!!! You all have helped pin this down to recent with 1. Af on noting the Easter Greeting. 2. One of the replies on Fig's link saying "...called a "Wreath of All Seasons", I order then from (Vincent Lippie) showroom in the Chicago Merchandise Mart ...not cheap even wholesale in the 70's and 80's." 3. Greg saying "...but none have any religious symbols... oxidation would be showing if old..." Then along comes Cheryl again riding to the rescue with "American company called 'Petites Choses' ... I bought it ... new at an upscale gift shop in the mid '80s." Cheryl, you missed your calling. What a great heroic 1st Responder you would have made! You have pulled many of us out of the "fires" of many antique, silver, etc. messes! The only minute (infinitesimal) credit that I can claim on IDing this wreath was a possibly slight uneasy feeling about it causing me to post a query. Of course if all had said Victorian, I would not have hesitated jumpin' on that band wagon. --- Susan[/QUOTE]
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