Rockwell Elegant Furniture Poker Table with Oval Table Top

• 94″ x 45″ x 30″ design (96″ x 48″ x 30″ with dining top)
• Solid wood furniture construction
• Premium genuine leather armrest with 2cm HD foam
• Ball and claw hand crafted table legs with custom middle board
• Premium paint and gloss sealer

Product Description
For the sophisticated player, or the player trying to convince the wife to put a poker table in the living room, our Rockwell design table sets the standard in elegance with an optional dining top option. Subtle accents incorporated in the Rockwell’s design make for a great living room show piece or dining room gem. The Rockwell features our premium wood work with our hand carved ball and claw leg design and stylish middle board foot rest. Solid wood design and state of the art paint and sealer give the table an unmatched gloss finish. All our high end tables have 5 coats of premium stain, with a final coat of clear gloss sealer for the highest quality paint finish on the market. Ten stainless steel extra large 4″ cup holders mounted in the racetrack offers structured seating for all players, and a removable playing surface ensures that you can upgrade, customize or replace the playing surface should the need arise. All Rockwell tables come with a free backup playing surface with your choice of Red, Green, or Blue, please specify the color upon checkout. The optional dining table top can be purchased separately, or as a discounted combo if purchased simultaneously. All Rockwell poker tables ship free and feature our industry best 120 day warranty.

Anthro-chic

When I shop, I really try and patronize smaller, non-chain stores. I took the Shop Locally 3/50 Pledge earlier this year and really try to keep my promise. Anthropologie falls somewhere between a national chain store and a local store. With 130 stores world-wide, including a newly opened one on London’s chic Regent Street, they’re far smaller than, say, Walmart.

I have always liked their quirky mix of items and their artistic way of merchandising what’s on offer. Apparently, EVERYTHING in the store is for sale, including the window displays, which at the Soho store, were made of paper and plastic cups!Someone had made two life-size (not that I am 100% certain about this) ostriches from pages of books! He was taller than I am, and had the funniest expression on his face. His companion had his head buried in the sand.

Speaking of books, there was the most massive hand-made book laid out on one of the beds on display. It must have measured about 20 x 20 inches. The book was full of short poems/rhymes and illustrations. It was really amazing.

As I mentioned, I am quite partial to Anthropologie’s displays, and loved the crossed spoon plate holders. I took a closer look at one, and figured that with a little bit of heavy gauge wire and some solder, I could whip a couple of these up, tout de suite! I thought the initials on these cups were perfectly placed… and no, I didn’t hang them this way! These bowls reminded me of one of Madeline Weinrib’s fabrics – Green Brooke, perhaps? Or maybe an ikat? Another thing I could whip in my copious spare time is this quilt made from old plaid blankets. It was backed with a very soft wool and looked to be very cozy!Last, but not least, was this incredible GIANT knitted blanket. I am a knitter and I can not even imagine what size needles you would need to make stitches this large! I knitted a blanket once, it was hot pink mohair and was light as a feather and kept me toasty warm in the cold Welsh winters, springs, summers and falls.

Royal Copenhagen Sale

You KNOW that I love my Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Half Lace china and my White Half Lace pieces that I was given last year. So I was thrilled to see that Royal Copenhagen is having a “friends and family” sale in New York next month. I may just have to Bolt up there and see what they have.It’s a pretty amazing sale with up to 70% off of their samples, discontinued pieces and unboxed merchandise. If you’ve ever priced Royal Copenhagen, this brings it down to a somewhat reasonable cost. Here’s something pretty amazing: The brushes used by the Royal Copenhagen porcelain painters are made from the hairs at the tip of a cow’s ears or alternatively the hairs from a reindeer’s stomach. The sale is November 2nd to 6th, from 8:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at 41 Madison Avenue, Third Floor, New York City. 212.532.5051. Cash and cheques only. They ask that you be green and bring your own shopping bag.