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• Williams is also the owner of the New York garden ornament emporium Treillage, and gardens in Connecticut, too.
• There were many, some garden-critics commented " too many " seats, covered seats, treillages and pavilions.
• There, Martha Stewart eyed, then bought, a set of oak garden chairs and a bench at the Treillage booth.
• Moving on to the Treillage gallery, Cutler approaches a work by J . C . Leyendecker called " Bellhop with Hyacinths ."
• Ms . Williams is the co-owner of Treillage, a Manhattan store that sells pieces like marble urns and cast-iron garden ornaments.
• De plus, ces arbres ont caus?de nombreux autres d間鈚s sur les bancs, les parterres, les sculptures, treillages, murets, canalisations, rocailles.
• It also features Lake Belvedere, Peace Monument, Treillage Tower, Sundial,'Cyrus the Great'statue, the Silent Hearts Memorial Garden and water features.
• The station acquired fame in the 1920s for its extensive gardens which included "  Lawns, paths and treillage, rose borders and rock gardens ".
• It is covered by a trellis or treillage and covered with climbing plants, resulting in a space that is filled by ever changing light, shadow and smells.
• "The market has definitely broadened, " said Tony D'Agostino, the manager of Treillage Ltd ., a garden shop in New York City.
• Treillage, a Manhattan garden shop, has a 19th-century Warwick-style vase from England in terra cotta with vine handles, mythological figures and its own pedestal.
• A "'trellis "'( treillage ) is an architectural structure, usually made from an open framework or climbing roses or other support based growing plants.
• TREILLAGE LTD . This is a favorite shopping place for New York decorators, where Bunny Williams offers period treasures . 418 East 75th Street; ( 212 ) 535-2288.
• Treillage sells everything from $ 30 French melon pots from the 1920s to French iron urns at $ 7, 500 each to a 19th century marble statue for $ 16, 000.
• Howard Christian of Treillage explained that the original Warwick vase was discovered at Hadrian's Villa outside Rome in 1771 and taken to England by the Marquis of Exeter after his grand tour.
• Rosselli happened to know of an old blacksmith's shop on the Upper East Side that was available, and soon Treillage was born, at 418 East 75th Street ( open Monday through Saturday ).
• For example, when D'Arcy used " treillage " ( the French word for vine arbor, latticework; a lattice or trellis ), the Edwardian architectural style mixed with French style.
• Mother and daughter sell by word of mouth, and by invitational exhibitions, Bartlett most recently at Treillage, a garden boutique on New York's East Side, and Crater at Bartlett's Boston apartment.
• "There's something so ghoulish about stealing from someone's grave, " said Bunny Williams, the interior designer and an owner of Treillage, a garden antiques store on East 75th Street.
• Howard Christian, the manager of Treillage, Williams'Manhattan garden shop, added : " It's a smaller show than most and it is not run by a company that organizes shows for a living.