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The FAB 5 Gifts for her!
September Vol. II   2009 
In This Issue
5 Fabulous Gifts for Her.
High Tea Anyone?
A Star is Born!
What's New at the Boutique

Dear Friends of the Boutique:

Today we have plenty of gifts that abound. There is no shortage of product selection, stores, websites and so forth from which to choose. But we are not just another online gift retailer, we believe in offering people products that give them a daily dose of happiness and inspiration.

WE are all about smiles, and tradition.  Maybe we can provide encouragement  or bring a forgotten treasure out of a dusty box, bringing it back into the mainstream of life. Maybe we just want to spark your imagination or rekindle a memory with a lost art.

Gift giving is about treasuring moments of happiness. Every gift shipped from the Boutique is beautifully gift wrapped to build the moment, create excitement and to add anticipation and surprise.

I'd like to express my heartfelt appreciation for your visit and for  understanding the art of giving through us.

Warmest Regards,

Julie Lee
 
Boutiques on the Avenue
Quick Links

perfume
TEA Anyone?

Afternoon tea is typically taken between 3 pm and 5 pm.  The custom of drinking tea originated in England when Catherine married
Charles II in 1661 and brought the practice of drinking tea from Portugal. 
The social custom has changed over the years and taking tea is more often taken as a treat in a cafe, tea room or hotel and always served with small tea sandwiches or scones with clotted cream and jam. 
 Visit our Marshberry Tea Room
http://boutiquesontheavenue.com/category_6/Marshberrys-Tea-Room.htm.

  A Star is Born!                    
     

Dressing tables originated in 18th century France. 
Vanities were referred to as "toilette tables" because women  used them to store their toilette or elaborate perfume bottles.  Placed in the Boudoir, these lavish dressing tables were used to store fancy porcelain vanity sets.  The remnants of this by-gone era can often be found in the cut crystal perfume bottles your Grandmother saved, silver brushes, porcelain hatpin holders & hair receivers.  But the vanity lives on !  Ours is the original kidney shape with swing out arms that allow you to access  a drawer to store your sundries in.


For more information visit our website by clicking here.
            
             perfume         Look What's NEW!
Our beautiful itty bitty perfume bottle is embellished with lots of Austrian crystals and polished stones in lavender and amethyst hues. http://boutiquesontheavenue.com/item_202/Itty-Bitty-Jeweled-Perfume-Bottle-w-Tassel.htm

 
336 Golfview Rd, #308  N. Palm Beach,, Florida 33408
 
BOUTIQUES ON THE AVENUE
Palm Beach, Florida     http://boutiquesontheavenue.com    561-308-5510

Every order at the Boutique is gift wrapped free and shipped within 24 hours via USPS priority mail.  Expedited service is available.




Boutiques on the Avenue | 336 Golfview Rd, #308 | N. Palm Beach, | FL | 33408






In This Issue...
:: Boutiques on the Avenue Celebrates Barbie's 50th
:: NEW Special Occasion Reminder
:: What's NEW? Barbie 10 month Calender
:: Murphy's  Gift Freebie
  To shop our Boutiques on the Avenue "Click Here"

SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER

Celebrating Barbie's 50th Anniversary, Colette's does a life size version for their Store Windows in France.

In the mid 1940's, the young ambitious duo Ruth and Elliot Handler, owned a company that made wooden picture frames. Elliot and his partner Harold Mattson built the samples and Ruth was in charge of marketing them. Elliot began to use the scraps of wood from picture frames to make doll furniture. This was the beginning of their toy business. It was in 1945 that Ruth and Elliot Handler joined with their close friend Harold Mattson to form a company that would be known for the most famous and successful doll ever created. This company would be named Mattel, MATT for Mattson, and EL for Elliot. Mattel continued to grow from a very profitable business into a corporate giant.

In the mid 1950's, while visiting Switzerland, Ruth Handler purchased a German Lilli doll. Lilli was a shapely, pretty fashion doll first made in 1955. She was originally fashioned after a famous cartoon character in the West German Newsletter, Bild. Lilli was made of hard plastic with molded on shoes and earrings. She was available in 11 ½" or 7" in heights. Her hair was long and pulled back into a ponytail.  Lilli was the inspiration for the Barbie doll.
Ruth knew what she wanted Barbie to look like. With the help of her technicians and engineers at Mattel, Barbie was born. Ruth then hired Charlotte Johnson, a fashion designer, to create Barbies wardrobe.

In 1958 that the patent for Barbie was obtained.  She would be long limbed, shapely and beautiful, and only 11 ½" tall.
Paper fashion dolls of the times would give way to this three dimensional beauty with a wardrobe of unsurpassed quality. Ruth and Elliot would name their new fashion doll after their own daughter, Barbie. Barbie dolls' soon to be boyfriend Ken, would be named after their son Ken.

In March of 1959, Barbie doll would make her way to the New York Toy Show and receive a cool reception from the toy buyers. She would be viewed as risky to buyers since she was not the typical style selling infantile baby doll of the times. Upon seeing Barbie on store shelves, the public decided differently. By 1960, the mood would change and the orders started pouring in to Mattel. It took several years for Mattel to catch up with the demand for Barbie. Within ten years, the public purchased $500 million worth of Barbie products.

Barbie has managed to keep up with current trends in hairstyles, makeup and clothing. She is a reflection of the history of fashion since her introduction to the toy market. Barbie has a universal appeal and collectors of all ages enjoy the memories made with their dolls.
 


Barbie Calender    
What's NEW?
On September 6th, 1959, the first
Barbie goes on sale in stores. 

To commemorate this remarkable
selling  toy, Graphic de France
introduced a Barbie 16 month
calender for 2010.  These Evening
Gown Barbies  are stunning!!!!   

This will be highly prized with collectors
and enthusiasts alike. It is a gorgeous collection.  The photos are amazing,
large and measures 12 x 12". 
                    
September's Freebie!!
With any order over $25
you'll receive
a FREE gold plated, purse size,
sewing kit all throughout the
month of September.
Featured Artisan
I like to feature skilled artisans
on our website so that we can bring you beautiful, one of a kind items.
Kim is a self-proclaimed bead-aholic and loves all things girly.  It shows in her style and designs.  These exquisite handmade bracelets are stunning yet affordable.  The beads she uses are from all over the world
and she is inspired by anything
from the garden to fabric.  Each
piece is a work of work of art
and one of a kind.  She resides
in West Midlands, United Kingdom.

Among the materials Kim uses in
her jewelry are textured pearls,
glass pearls, resin flowers & leaves, polymer clay flowers, charms, seed beads, and swarovski crystals. 



Little Tidbit
On Repeat Advertising

When you are aware that you are hard on yourself, reply back with whatever is appropriately confident: "So what.  I'll do it anyway."  " It's close enough."  "It's all practice."  "It's all good."


If you enjoy living, it is not difficult to keep the sense of wonder. ~ Ray Bradbury
 

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