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Ad in MARY ENGELBREIT'S HOME COMPANION, November 1997
The ad says:
"Good things come in small packages ~
always have, always will."
Oh, indeed! These little enamel boxes recapture the 18th century craft of enameling. In Georgian days it was the fashion to give these little boxes as a token of friendship or to celebrate an event.
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Decorated with the designs of Mary Engelbreit and produced by Alastor Enamels of England, these exquisite little boxes would please any ME fan. So you can imagine my delight when I opened this presentation box to discover . . .