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From: "Tom Perrett" <>
Subject: Re: Wedding Gift
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 22:01:21 +1000 (EST)
In-Reply-To: <000701c04488$1a3b2a60$0aedfea9@pent66>

On Thu, 2 Nov 2000 15:48:08 +1100, G & J Cunningham wrote:

>Can anyone tell what an 1890's wedding gift of a "jardiniere" would have
>been? I'm just curious.

Reaches out right hand for trusty pocket dicionary kept beside
computer, opens it, reads and hahhaa - it is an ornamental stand
kept in a room for growing flowers, etc, Remember those old
Victorian photograps of cluttered rooms with things on stands?

This thread:

• Wedding Gift by "G & J Cunningham" <>
  • Re: Wedding Gift by "citysafaris test" <>
    • Re: Wedding Gift by "G & J Cunningham" <>
      • Jardinieres and casseroles by "Beryl O'Gorman" <>
        • Re: Jardinieres and casseroles by Barry Watson <>
          • Re: Jardinieres and casseroles by "citysafaris test" <>
            • Re: Jardinieres and casseroles by "trevor clapp" <>
  • Re: Wedding Gift by "H. &J.Royal" <>
  • Re: Wedding Gift by "Beryl O'Gorman" <>
  • Re: Wedding Gift by "Ray Wigraft" <>

  • Re: Wedding Gift by "Tom Perrett" <>

    • Re: Wedding Gift by "Susie Zada" <>
      • Re: Wedding Gift by "Barry McKeon" <>
        • Re: Wedding Gift by "G & J Cunningham" <>
          • Re: Wedding Gift by "nandina morris" <>
            • Re: Wedding Gift by "G & J Cunningham" <>
  • Re: Wedding Gift by "Karen McCormack" <>