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Tudor Place Dinner Place Cards
 Package of ten place cards.
Each package contains ten place cards reproduced from the Tudor Place collection ca. 1920. Choice of two designs, one with a couple dancing Le Turkey Trot; the other dancing Le Tango. These captivating and stylish place cards are perfect for your next dinner party.
$12.95

 

AP3 Note Cards

 

Armistead Peter 3rd Note Cards
Note cards from original pastels by Armistead Peter 3rd. Mr. Peter was the last owner of Tudor Place and an accomplished artist. Many of his original paintings are on display in the historic house. Set of 8 note cards with envelopes, two of each room. 5” x 7” on heavy 80 lb. glossy paper stock.
$8.00

 

 

 


Holiday Card

Tudor Place Holiday Card
Package of 10 cards and corresponding envelopes.
Our enchanting holiday card, a watercolor by artist-in-residence Peter Waddell, shows Tudor Place on a moonlit snowy winter evening. The 5’ by 7’cards are printed on heavy weight, glossy stock. Greeting inside: "Merry Christmas."
$12.95

 

 

Paris PostcardsPackage of reproduction ca. 1920 vintage Paris Postcards
Charming reproductions from the ca 1920 “Wandering Through Paris” postcard series.
Package includes four (4) of each:
“Perspective sur les Tuileries - A droite, detail du Louvre”
“Le Louvre - Place du Carrousel”
“Musee du Louvre - La Gallerie d’Apollon”
“Place du Carrousel”
“Le Carrousel - A droite, Monument de Gambett; dans le fond, Le Louvre, Carrousel Gardens”
Nicely packaged in clear envelope with white ribbon tie.
$15.00


Carlton House Note Paper SetCarlton House Note Paper Set:
8 cards with corresponding envelopes.
(4 ¼ x 5 ½ heavy stock matte paper)
4 cards of The Blue Velvet Closet
4 cards of The Rose Satin Drawing Room

Carlton House was a mansion in London best known as the town residence of the Prince Regent for several decades from 1783. It faced the south side of Pall Mall, and its gardens abutted St. James's Park in the St James's district of London. Carlton House was demolished in 1825. A series of Carlton House rooms in watercolor was published in London in December 1818. Tudor Place has two of these watercolors in its collection.
$16.00

 

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