[MR] setting a table

[Megan Shogren]

Would "shrub glasses" (commonly available and relatively affordable at Colonial Williamsburg) be appropriate, or are they too late?

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Oh- the Potomac Mills (Woodbridge) IKEA is the southernmost one in Atlantia.  My husband wanted some of the IKEA freestanding kitchen cabinets.  Our poor little Corolla looked like it had been attacked by Shelob after we lashed that big heavy box to the roof securely enough to withstand 2 hours on I-95...

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From: Robert Van Rens <rvanrens at hotmail.com>
To: denise at shado.info; atlantia at atlantia.sca.org
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Subject: Re: [MR] setting a table


Historic Enterprises.  Also, Mistress Elspet Byndylase makes some excellent examples of period glassware.

Eadric Rob Van Rens www.ironwoodpottery.com> To: atlantia at atlantia.sca.org> From: denise at shado.info> Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2008 07:26:17 -0500> Subject: [MR] setting a table> > Does anyone know what kind of glassware would be used at a table set > for a Tudor feast?> > cheers!> > Rowan B.> > > >