Category: Dinnerware & Serving Storage
Dinnerware & Serving Storage
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Heritage Collection Wood and Inlay Metal Flatware Caddy
$69.07Add to cartThe Gerson Companies has been in business for over 75 years. The company is a very strong, financially sound third generation owned and managed family business, serving retailers throughout the United States. Products in the Gerson International seasonal program are designed, imported and distributed into two complete lines of seasonal merchandise; Fall/Holiday (Halloween, Thanksgiving, & Christmas) and Spring/Summer.The Gerson Companies is comprised of two divisions our Gerson Everyday division and our Gerson International Limited (GIL) division. Our Gerson Everyday division includes several popular brands of products that can be sold and replenished year-round: Everlasting Glow, Lone Elm Studios, and The GG Collection. In our Everyday division, our experienced merchants research trends in the gift and home dcor markets to design uniquely-crafted products for the home year-round. Our GIL division is our Book-and-Buy program comprised of season product lines available for purchase at specific intervals during the year to meet our retail customers needs. The Gerson International division includes the following brands: Garden Meadow, Teters / Universal SunRay, and SterlingTree Company.
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Wallace 19-inch Dark Walnut Flatware Storage Chest, Flatware Not Included
$51.64Add to cartKeep your treasured formal flatware safe and preserved with this continental storage chest, ‘large, single’ from Lifetime. Designed to house your 16-piece flatware set, this stunning storage chest boasts a gorgeous dark walnut finish, and a luxe black velvet-like interior to softly hold you cutlery. Thoughtful grooves and indents securely hold each item in place, with-pieces being held on both the lid and base of the box. Elegant and stately, the continental storage chest, ‘large, single’ from Lifetime is both helpfully practical, and exceptionally beautiful. Flatware not included.
