Acknowledgements:Photographers: Yoav Galai, David CaveModel: Rebecca DaviesPrinted in the UK by Rowtype Ltd, www.rowtype.co.uk

We pride ourselves on quality and craftsmanship and keeping those values alive.

Our enamels are manufactured by highly-skilled craftsmen and women at our own state-of-the-art factory in the Midlands - the traditional centre of enamelling on copper.

The creation of a single piece involves a dedicated team with several years’ experience. Each copper component is painstakingly coated and fired five times to ensure a hard, glossy, flawless finish. Only then is the design transferred and fired into the enamel ready for our talented artists to paint the miniature works of art that have made us famous.

The art of turning raw copper into a thing of beauty and a joy for ever...

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For ChristmasPage 4

For ChildrenPage 16

Celebrating 2011Page 11

Porcelain ModelsPage 12

CelebrationsPage 14

Childhood MemoriesPage 17

For Cat LoversPage 23

Time PiecesPage 18

For HeroesPage 20

Special CommissionsPage 22

For BotanistsPage 24

For LoversPage 26

Fashion AccessoriesPage 28

MasterpiecesPage 19

PersonalisationPage 36

‘Ave Maria’ Musical BoxPage 9

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Antique Enamels

A Tribute to Susan Benjamin

It was with great sadness that I learned of the death of Susan Benjamin, the founder of Halcyon Days. This dynamic and uniquely talented woman brought a profound aesthetic sensibility to the creation of miniature masterpieces and beautiful keepsakes that have been cherished throughout the world. It was her passion for 18th-century enamels which led to the revival of this classic English craft. She personally oversaw its development for more than three decades into what is now a signifi cant 21st-century industry.

Susan was fascinated by the beautiful and rare antique enamel boxes which had been produced for only a short period – from the 1750s to about 1830. It was her extraordinary vision that inspired the revival of the craft in 1970 – achieved by the unique co-operation of her company and a factory in the Midlands, the historic heart of the enamelling industry. The enamels were, and continue to be, designed by talented artists and calligraphers in the studio above the Brook Street shop and then made by craftsmen and women using traditional English enamelling skills. Over the years, with her expert eye, Susan directed thousands of designs, both traditional and contemporary, and established a long and continuing partnership with leading international museums, art galleries and artists. Her legacy continues to this day.

I was privileged to have known her during the years since I acquired Halcyon Days. Her enthusiasm for this unique craft was infectious as she guided me through its many complex stages. I can only hope that Halcyon Days lives on for years to come as a testament to the vision of one lady who did so much for this beautiful and unique craft. She was an inspiration to us all and will be remembered with much affection.

Alessandro F. UzielliOwner

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18th-century English enamels have been a speciality at Halcyon Days since Susan Benjamin founded the company in 1950. The small, decorative boxes produced in Battersea, London, and the Midlands, which had so captivated Georgian society, inspired her to revive the craft in 1970.

Apollo and Daphne are depicted on the Battersea lid of this rare antique box after an engraving by Simon François Ravenet, Battersea’s most famous engraver. Cupid appears inside the lid, which is fi tted to a Birmingham base decorated with sprays of fl owers. Circa 1755. E5992, £2,700

Susan Benjamin was the author of English Enamel Boxes (1978) and The First 25 Years of Halcyon Days Enamels (1991). The latter is available from Halcyon Days, priced £25.

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The Susan Benjamin CollectionIn 2008 Susan was invited to present some enamel designs of her choice – to replicate antique enamels she

considered signifi cant, to revise her favourites from earlier days, or to create entirely new designs. Each of the fi ve exceptional boxes in her collection bears her signature.

William Wordsworth‘Dreams, books, are each a world…’.A quotation from one of a series of sonnets by Wordsworth entitled ‘Personal Talk’, published in 1807.Length 2” (5cm). 064/09000, £110

The Wallace CollectionThis lovely gold-embellished box was inspired by a Sèvres porcelain plaque in a Louis XVI marqueterie work-table in the museum’s collection and was fi rst issued by Halcyon Days in 1989. 009/08978, £195

‘La Musique’This idyllic scene, which typifi es the romantic subjects depicted by Georgian enamellers, is after an engraving by François Boucher, who was probably the most celebrated decorative artist of the 18th century. 011/08967, £225A limited edition of 250

‘Birds with an Overturned Basket of Fruit’After an engraving by Robert Hancock from a book of designs published circa 1760. This is among the most popular subjects to have appeared on 18th-century English enamel boxes.011/08968, £265A limited edition of 250

‘Lavender’The inspiration for this box was a beautiful lithograph by the American artist and writer, William Segal, who gave it to his close friends Bill and Susan Benjamin in Paris in 1988. 023/08973, £165A limited edition of 250

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The Twelve Daysof Christmas

The fi rst day: a partridge in a pear tree. 015/09126. £85

The second day: two turtle doves. 015/09127. £85

The third day: three French hens. 015/09128, £85

On the fi rst day of Christmas,my true love gave to me…

The fi rst three boxes in a collection of twelve designed by Wendy Bramall.Diameter 11/4” (3.1cm).

The 2011 Year BoxPlease see page 11 for details.

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The Twelve Daysof Christmas

The 2010 Christmas BoxA robin watches over a traditional scene in the English countryside

as churchgoers wend their way and children play in the snow. 001/09300, £115 New

Production will cease prior to 31st December 2010

The three latest boxes in the collection

The fourth day: four colley birds. 015/09289, £85 New

The fi fth day: fi ve gold rings. 015/09290, £85 New

The sixth day: six geese a-laying. 015/09291, £85 New

The 2010 Christmas MedallionThe Little Drummer Boy features on this

year’s medallion, the twentieth to be issued – and the last in the series.

002/09381, £95 NewA limited edition of 365

Production will cease prior to 31st December 2010

The 2010 Christmas SphereReindeer with their young against a

forest green background decorate this year’s dated Christmas tree decoration.

018/09455, £125 NewA limited edition of 750

Production will cease prior to 31st December 2010A brass stand is also available.

000/00157, £35

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The Message of Christmas

SnowmanA festive snowman bonbonnière with a stocking full of presents.015/W0332, £95 New

Christmas TreeFabulous birds decorate this bonbonnière.Height 4” (10 cm).015/W0333, £95 New

Your Own MessageThis merry little box for children can be inscribed on the lid with your own seasonal greeting. The price includes your message. For more information please contact Mail Order.064/09147, £145

Polar Bear FamilyDiameter 11/4” (3.1cm).015/09384, £72 New

Polar Bear CubWith a snowfl ake inside.004/09426, £60 New

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Robin RedbreastInside the lid is another robin.004/08335, £65

SnowdropsMore snowdrops appear inside.004/08699, £52

Festive CandlesDiameter 15/16” (2.4cm).004/09182, £52

Amaryllis057/09456, £99 New

Holly and Mistletoe057/08301, £99

PoinsettiaLength 15/16” (3.3cm).057/09203, £99

Christmas Cheer

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Peace on Earth

‘The Lord is my shepherd…’Inspirational words of the 23rd Psalm.058/09453, £155 New

‘Peace on Earth’A Yuletide message of goodwill.025/09374, £85

‘All I want for Christmas… is you!’As refl ected in the mirror inside.025/08384, £95

‘Embankment under Snow, 1909’After a painting by Herbert Menzies Marshall, an artist and architect known for his atmospheric scenes of London. This wintery view of the Thames Embankment looks west towards Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. The original is in the collection of the Museum of London. 011/09423, £225 NewA limited edition of 150

‘Thank you!’With a border of poinsettias.015/08770, £72

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‘Ave Maria’Musical Box

This glorious musical box plays an excerpt from Franz Schubert’s much-loved ‘Ave Maria’, composed in 1825. The Virgin and Child are surrounded with angels playing musical instruments in this lovely design inspired by pre-Raphaelite stained-glass windows. The musical movement is by Reuge of Switzerland. Length 33/4” (9cm). 012/09418, £575 New

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2010Years to Remember

Halcyon Days issued the fi rst Year Box inscribed with its date in 1977 – and the tradition has continued every year since. The Miniature Year Box was introduced in 1994 and has proved to be just as popular as its larger companion. The designs are all based on fl oral themes.

The 2010 Year BoxWild fl owers from the English countryside.Length 21/8” (5.4cm).002/09060, £110

The 2010 Miniature Year BoxNasturtiums, bright and beautiful.004/09072, £52

‘Happy Birthday 2010’Handsome hydrangeas.025/09187, £85

‘Happy Anniversary 2010’Stephanotis tied with ribbon.025/09188, £85

2010: The Year of the TigerA Chinese Zodiac tiger in 24ct gold, oneof the twelve animal signs in the series.001/02331, £110

See also the porcelain model of a tiger on page 12

Fitting a mount to a base.

All dated boxes cease to be produced prior to 31st December 2010

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2011Years to Celebrate

Halcyon Days’ dated boxes make ideal keepsakes and are perfect for all kinds of

occasions and celebrations, especially wedding anniversaries, birthdays and

christenings. And with a personal message inscribed inside to record the event, they

can be made very special indeed.

The 2011 Miniature Year BoxWhite roses adorn this little box.004/09229, £52 New

The 2011 Year BoxColourful freesias on crimson.002/09350, £115 New

2011: The Year of the RabbitA Chinese Zodiac rabbit in 24ct gold, oneof the twelve animal signs in the series.001/02335, £110

See also the porcelain model of a rabbit on page 13

‘Happy Birthday 2011’With glorious red poppies.025/09420, £85 New

‘Happy Anniversary 2011’A bowl of beautiful crocuses.025/09419, £85 New

Painting the base of a box.

All dated boxes cease to be produced prior to 31st December 2011

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2010 Porcelain Models

Floral Ornaments

The 2010 ShoeInspired by an 18th-century silk court shoe.000/09150, £98

The 2010 TeddySeaside Ted is ready to play ball.The year is inscribed beneaththe base of the model.000/09140, £80

2010: The Year of the TigerAn exuberant gold-decorated model inspired by a Chinese gilded bronze tiger from the Qin-Han period (221 BC–AD 220). Those born under this sign are courageous, generous, noble and passionate. Length 51/3” (13.5cm).000/09151, £145A limited edition of 250

See also the Chinese Zodiac box on page 10

Daffodils FloralInspired by the distinctive designs for the British Garden, Hanover Square, New York, created by Isabel and Julian Bannerman. 004/W0331, £90

Tulips FloralParrot tulips in a vase inspired by 17th-century Delftware commissioned by Queen Mary II for her exotic plants at Hampton Court Palace. 004/W0323, £90

Irises FloralThe beautiful deep-purple fl owers are arranged in an enamel vase decorated with further irises. Height 25/8” (6.7cm). 004/W0292, £90

These lovely fl owers are intricately modelled in porcelain and set into an enamel vase.

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2011 Porcelain Models

Floral MasterpiecesEach tiny fl ower is individually made and painted by hand – a time-consuming process.

2011: The Year of the RabbitAn endearing hand-painted model inspired by a late 18th-century Chinese export fi gure of a rabbit. Those born under this sign are gifted, sociable, refi ned and sensitive. This is the last porcelain model in the series. 000/09504, £145 NewA limited edition of 250 Years of the Rabbit are 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999 and 2011

See also the Chinese Zodiac box on page 11

The 2011 TeddyWho’s been shopping at Halcyon Days?Ted, with carrier bag in paw, is the latest addition to the family.000/09442, £80 New

The 2011 ShoeA fl amboyant 18th-century embroidered shoe was the inspiration for this fi ne model.000/09412, £98 New

Roses FloralAn exquisite bowl of mixed roses – the royal-blue basket-shaped baseis decorated in 24ct gold. 001/W0345, £145 New

Crocuses FloralHarbingers of spring and autumn, these colourful fl owers are set in an enamel vase decorated with crocuses. 004/W0334, £90 New

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Celebrations

Deep Red001/09329, £110

Emerald Green001/09331, £110

‘For Someone Special’Adorned with honeysuckle.015/09422, £72 New

‘50’24ct gold on royal blue.001/08835, £110

Include your own message to make it really special! Messages can be inscribed inside most of the boxes and bangles in our collection for an additional £30.

Create your own special number for this elegant gold design on any of the colours listed. Please specify number and colour of box. Our Mail Order department will be happy to advise. A message may also be added to the inside for an additional £30.

‘Happy Birthday’Gift-wrapped for you.001/09382, £110 New

‘Happy Anniversary’A design with daisies.001/09314, £95

‘Happy Birthday’A handsome little box.065/09424, £85 New

‘Happiness is like a butterfl y...’This lovely box is sure to please.002/09383, £95 New

Royal Blue001/09330, £110

Olympic Blue001/09332, £110

Personalise your Box

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Family & Friends

‘May your days be fi lled with laughter...’With forget-me-nots and primulas.064/08868, £95

‘For my darling wife’Perfect for an anniversary or birthday.001/07170, £95

‘I think of how my life is blessed...’Entwined with honeysuckle.002/09041, £95

‘A daughter is a gift of love’With lily-of-the-valley, symbol of sweetness.046/08935, £89

‘Time fl ies, friendship stays’For a true friend.015/06844, £85

‘For my wonderful Grandmother’A lovely red rose.046/09086, £82

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For Children

The 2010 Bonbonnière‘Ding, dong, bell, Pussy’s in the well...’Pussy is safely pulled out! This is the latest dated edition in the annual series of porcelain and enamel bonbonnières inspired by traditional nursery rhymes. 001/W0330, £120

Guess How Much I Love YouLittle Nutbrown Hare and Big Nutbrown Hare feature on this

collection of enamels inspired by Anita Jeram’s delightful illustrations in Sam McBratney’s bedtime story, ‘Guess How

Much I Love You’, fi rst published in 1994.GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOUTM & © Sam Bratney and Anita Jeram 2010.Licensed by DRi Licensing Ltd. on behalf of Walker Books Ltd., London.

‘Guess how much I love you’With daisies around the base.025/09241, £99

‘Guess how much I love you’With blue base.001/09189, £99

With pink base.001/09184, £99

‘Guess how much I love you’Chasing a butterfl y.Diameter 11/4” (3.1cm). 015/09307, £99

Noah’s ArkAll aboard!Drawings by Patricia Chitolie.046/08836, £105

Noah’s ArkA porcelain mug decorated both inside and out with an intricate design of animals – a giraffe’s neck forms one handle and an elephant’s trunk the other.000/09503, £75 New

The enamel lid from the Snowman bonbonnière illustrated on page 6.

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‘Old MacDonald Had a Farm’A splendid musical box playing a tune from this classic children’s favourite. The farmer’s rustic red tractor appears on the lid surrounded by animals, while around the base are all the animals mentioned in the song.033/09421, £210 New

Paddington Bear TM

The small bear from Darkest Peru, found by The Browns at Paddington Station, features in this new collection inspired by Paddington’s adventures in Michael Bond’s much loved books.

Paddington BearFeeding the pigeons in Trafalgar Square002/09436, £99 New

Paddington BearWith battered leather suitcase046/09432, £85 New

Paddington BearBuilding a snowman064/09437, £99 New

Paddington BearTM © Paddington and Company 2010. Paddington BearTM, PaddingtonTM and PBTM are trademarks of Paddington and Company Ltd. www.paddingtonbear.com

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Time Pieces

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Famous Bridges ClockVenice’s Rialto Bridge, London’s Tower Bridge, San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge and the Sydney Harbour Bridge feature on the enamel panels of this remarkable quartz clock. Made in the form of a marine chronometer, with bevelled glass lid, the clock can either swivel freely or it can be fi xed in a constant position. Drawings by Peter Hunt. Length 3” (8cm). 061/09441, £350 New

Carriage ClocksThese handsome 8-day carriage clocks, with gilded brass cases and enamel panels decorated with 24ct gold stars, are made in the traditional Corniche style. Height 4” (10.2cm).

Gold Stars on Ruby Red060/09458, £550 New

Gold Stars on Midnight Blue060/09457, £550 New

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Masterpieces in MiniatureKatsushika Hokusai: 250th Anniversary

Japan’s most famous artist is best known for his ground-breaking series of woodblock prints: ‘Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji’, created circa 1823–1829. To mark the 250th anniversary of his birth in 1760 this stunning box features two of the views after prints in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. On the lid is ‘Mishima Pass in Kai Province’ and contained inside is the ‘The Great Wave off Kanagawa’, the most celebrated of the series.011/09464, £250 NewA limited edition of 100

Sandro Botticelli: 500th Anniversary‘The Birth of Venus’, circa 1485, is one of Botticelli’s most celebrated paintings. This beautiful box marks the 500th anniversary of his death in 1510 and depicts Venus emerging from the sea on a shell wafted ashore by the wind gods amidst a shower of roses. The original is in The Uffi zi Gallery, Florence. Length 31/4” (8.4cm). 011/09316, £225A limited edition of 150

Lucas Cranach the Elder‘Adam and Eve’, painted in 1526, is one of Cranach’s most memorable and enchanting works. Eve stands before the Tree of Knowledge in Paradise as she hands an apple to a bewildered Adam. The serpent, in the branches above, looks on as Adam succumbs to temptation. The original is in The Courtauld Gallery. 023/09247, £165A limited edition of 200

The Samuel Courtauld Trust, London

Halcyon Days has long collaborated with leading museums and art galleries to bring rare works of art from famous collections to a wider audience. These partnerships have resulted in some of the most beautiful enamels ever produced – each hand-painted replica a miniature masterpiece in its own right. Further examples can be seen on pages 3, 8, 12, 24, 25 and 28.

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For Heroes

Help for HeroesHelp for Heroes was set up in 2007 to provide direct, practical support for the men and women of the Armed Forces who have been wounded in the service of their country. The charity is strictly non political and non critical, we just want to help. We ask our supporters to “do their bit”, from cake sales to marathons, bric a brac stalls to bike rides, to show these extraordinary young men and women that they are cared for by us. Our mascot is Hero the Bear.

Help for Heroes endorsed Box023/09265, £145

Help for Heroes endorsed Bangle Small wrist: 040/09496, £95 NewMedium wrist: 029/09489, £95 NewSee page 28 for information on sizes

10% from the invoiced price of each Product will be contributed to Help for Heroes Trading Limited which Gift Aids all its taxable profi ts

to Help for Heroes (Registered Charity Number 1120920).

Exotic Indian ElephantIn ceremonial procession.Drawings by Emma Stevenson.

Indian Elephant Box001/09438, £95 New

Indian Elephant Cuffl inks098/09488, £50 New

British Bulldog SpiritLike father like son.

British Bulldog Box058/09460, £125 New

British Bulldog Cuffl inksFather on one, son on the other.098/09471, £50 New

‘Son, you are my pride and joy’The chequered fl ag for your boy.064/09028, £95

‘The Divotee’After H M Bateman’s cartoon of 1930 for the Tatler depicting an embarrassing situation on the golf course.064/09461, £99 New

© H M Bateman Designs LtdImage courtesy of Illustrated London News /Mary Evans Picture Library.

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St George and the Dragon

New to Halcyon Days is this magnifi cent triangular box, its shape inspired by a rare 18th-century original. Dramatic scenes on lid and sides recall the legend of the courageous knight who slew the dragon to rescue a beautiful princess. On the fi rst side the princess, tied to a tree, awaits her fate outside the city gates; on the second side, the knight gallops to the rescue; and on the third side, having defeated the dragon, St George frees the princess.Drawings by Christopher Quaile. Length of sides 4” (10cm). 021/09468. £425 New

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Special Commissions

Cheltenham Gold Cup ChampionsSee More Business, Kauto Star and Denman – the three Gold Cup Champions trained by Paul Nicholls – feature on this handsome box after a painting by Martin Alford. The most successful racehorse trainer of his generation, Paul Nicholls has been crowned Champion Jump Trainer each season since 2005. His signature appears inside the base. Produced in association with Cheltenham Racecourse. Length 31/4” (8.4cm). 011/09454, £250 NewA limited edition of 150

These boxes are examples of commissions undertaken by our highly-skilled artists. A one-of-a-kind enamel box can portray almost any subject of your choice – a favourite animal, a house, car, coat of arms, whatever – from a good photographic reference. We also specialise in creating exclusive designs for corporate gifts. An edition of Halcyon Days’ enamels is an ideal way to mark a company’s special event, anniversary or conference. Items from our current collection may also be ordered with the simple addition of an inscription or logo. Please contact Halcyon Days for further information.

The gazebo featured on this box was painted by our gifted artist-enameller, Anthony Phillips.

Anne Upson MRMS excels atpainting portraits of animals -especially dogs, cats and horses.

From an exclusive edition ofboxes produced for a nobleLord’s birthday celebration.

The Cheltenham Gold Cup

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The Cats of Lesley Anne Ivory

Animal MagicCanine StudiesAfter paintings by Anne Upson from an extensive collection of animal portraits. Please visit our website for further details. Your box may also be personalised inside for an additional £30.

Border Collie025/09470, £85 New

Yorkshire Terrier025/09054, £85

German Shepherd025/09469, £85 New

Inspired by the beautiful feline portraits of this highly-skilled and imaginative artist, who excels at complementing her subjects with decorative backgrounds that refl ect their characters.

‘Manuel, D2 and Avril asleep on a pebbled path’064/09449, £99 New

‘Malteazer in Clover’001/09439, £99 New

‘Mintaka with his mother Lucy’065/09447, £89 New

© LIA 2010

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Floral Masterpieces

Dyffryn GardensAfter watercolours by Edith Helena Adie from a series she was commissioned to paint in 1923 of the famous Edwardian gardens at Dyffryn in the Vale of Glamorgan designed by the eminent landscape architect Thomas Mawson.

‘Wisteria from the House, Dyffryn’The fi rst box in a series of four.011/09306, £225A limited edition of 250

‘The Paved Court, Dyffryn’The second box in the series.011/09427, £225 NewA limited edition of 250

17th-Century Locket DesignAn exquisite enamel box decorated inside and out with fl owers in jewel-like colours, inspired by a gold and enamel locket in the jewellery room at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Probably English, circa 1600-1620. 006/09315, £175

The 2010 Botanical BoxCamellia japonica after a watercolour by Margaret Meen dated 1789.033/09310, £125

‘Double Narcissus’After a watercolour by an anonymous French artist.023/09417, £155 New

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Chelsea CandleFlower sprays on 24ct gold decorate this elegant porcelain candle holder, its design inspired by an 18th-century Chelsea-Derby porcelain cup in the collection of the Museum of London. Tea light not included. 000/07120, £55

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Museum CollectionsThe Glasgow BoysThis pioneering group of artists came together in Glasgow in the late 19th century and established an international reputation for realism and plein-air landscape painting. A major exhibition celebrating the achievement of the Glasgow Boys is being held at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, from 30th October 2010 to 23rd January 2011.

‘To Pastures New’After a painting of 1883 by Sir James Guthrie, a member of the Glasgow Boys.The original work is in the collection of Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums. 011/09448, £225 NewA limited edition of 100

‘The White Drake’After a painting of circa 1895 by Joseph Crawhall, a member of the Glasgow Boys. The original work is in the collection of the National Galleries of Scotland.023/09425, £155 NewA limited edition of 100

Flower Sprays and InsectsThe design of these two highly decorative pieces is inspired by 18th-century Chelsea ‘Hans Sloane’ porcelain plates in the collection of the Museum of London.

Porcelain candle holder.Tea light not included.Height 25/8” (6.3cm).000/09485, £55

A navette-shaped box, new to Halcyon Days, its unusual form based on rare 18th-century boxes.Length 4” (10cm). 016/09486, £225 New

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With Love

The 2011 St Valentine’s Day BoxA decorative design of hearts intertwined ‘With Love’. Drawings by Patricia Chitolie.001/09450, £115 New

Production will cease prior to 28th February 2011

‘Lucky in love’24ct gold heartswith a message inside004/09482, £55 New

‘Je t’aime aujourd’hui…’I love you today more than yesterday but not as much as tomorrow.002/08898, £110

‘To the world you are one person.But to one person you are the world’001/07697, £110

‘I love you’Cupid conveys your message.Length 15/16” (3.3cm).057/09143, £99

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hand decorated

fashion accessories

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Hand Decorated Fashion Accessories

Blue and Gold FlowersDesigns inspired by a gold and enamel cased watch of 1764 engraved with a fl ower pattern in the collection of the

Museum of London.

Blue and Gold FlowersNavette-shaped box

with 24ct gold decoration.Length 4” (10cm).

016/09487, £225 New

Blue and Gold FlowersBangle with 24ct gold.

Width 3/4” (2cm).Small wrist: 040/09498, £125 New

Medium wrist: 029/09491, £125 New

To view the entire collection of designs by Charlotte Moss please visit our website:www.halcyondaysonline.com

Black BanglesNarrow width: £40Medium width: £45

Wide width: £60

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Brilliant BanglesOur stylish collection of enamelled bangles comesin a wide variety of beautiful designs and colours.

From exotic lands to secret gardens, museumtreasures to romantic lace, be inspired with

your accessories this season.

Bangle SizesAll bangles are available in two wrist sizes:

small and medium.

Small wrist: diameter 21/2” (6.5cm)with inner circumference of 77/8” (20cm)

Medium wrist: diameter 23/4” (7cm)with inner circumference of 9” (22.8cm)

Decorated BanglesThese bangles are available in the fi nish shown

and in the width specifi edWhen ordering a decorated bangle please specify

wrist size (small or medium)

Plain-Coloured BanglesThese bangles are available in gold or silver fi nish

and in three widths:

Narrow: 7/16” (1cm) Medium: 3/4” (2cm)Wide: 13/8” (3.5cm)

When ordering a plain-coloured bangle please specifywrist size (small or medium),

width of bangle (narrow, medium or wide)and fi nish (gold or silver)

For further bangles in the collection please visitour website: www.halcyondaysonline.com

See panel for information on bangle sizes

Black and Gold

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‘Looking Good is the Sweetest Revenge’Handbag mirror, supplied with silk pouch.

Diameter 21/2” (6.3cm).027/09440, £75 New

Romantic Lace BangleDrawings by Emma Stevenson.

Width 11/2” (4cm).Small wrist: 050/09473, £125 New

Medium wrist: 031/09472, £125 New

Charlotte Moss for Halcyon Days

Exclusively designed for Halcyon Days by New York interior designer Charlotte Moss.Charlotte’s Paris Collection is inspired by Coco Chanel, one of her four muses.

These 24ct-gold chinoiserie designs are on jet black enamel.

Paris Fretwork BangleWidth 11/2” (4cm).

Small wrist: 050/09325, £125Medium wrist: 031/09297, £125

Paris Fishscales BangleWidth 3/4” (2cm).

Small wrist: 040/09321, £95Medium wrist: 029/09256, £95

Paris Handbag MirrorSupplied with leather pouch.

Diameter 21/2” (6.3cm).027/09114, £95

To view the entire collection of designs by Charlotte Moss please visit our website:www.halcyondaysonline.com

dusted in 24ct gold a catwalk obsessionRomantic Lace echoes of Russian opulence

See panel for information on bangle sizes

Black and Gold

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Serengeti

Double Buckle BangleWidth 3/4” (2cm).

Small wrist: 040/09305, £95Medium wrist: 029/09304, £95

Leopard Handbag MirrorDiameter 21/2” (6.3cm).

027/09416, £75

Leopard BangleSmall wrist: 040/09378, £95

Medium wrist: 029/09352, £95

Moc Croc BangleWidth 11/2” (4cm).

Small wrist: 050/09452, £125 NewMedium wrist: 031/09450, £125 New

Beige BanglesNarrow width: £40Medium width: £45

Wide width: £60

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sandy beige safari styleexotic furs Glossy Moc Croc

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Secret Garden

Please see page 28 for information on bangle sizes

For further bangles in the collection please visit our website: www.halcyondaysonline.com

Peacock BangleWidth 11/2” (4cm).

Small wrist: 050/09379, £125Medium wrist: 031/09302, £125

Echo Blue BangleWidth 3/4” (2cm).

Small wrist: 040/09375, £95Medium wrist: 029/09371, £95

Spring Green BanglesNarrow width: £40Medium width: £45

Wide width: £60

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cool greens

a brilliant flash of feathers reflections of an english garden

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RioWidth 3/4” (2cm).

Small wrist: 040/09475, £125 NewMedium wrist: 029/09474, £125 New

IstanbulWidth 11/2” (4cm).

Small wrist: 050/09502, £150 NewMedium wrist: 031/09495, £150 New

AnkaraWidth 3/4” (2cm).

Small wrist: 040/09497, £125 NewMedium wrist: 029/09490, £125 New

MarrakechWidth 11/2” (4cm).

Small wrist: 050/09500, £175 NewMedium wrist: 031/09493, £175 New

TangiersWidth 11/2” (4cm).

Small wrist: 050/09501, £125 NewMedium wrist: 031/09494, £125 New

Palm BeachWidth 11/2” (4cm).

Small wrist: 050/09499, £150 NewMedium wrist: 031/09492, £150 New

Please see page 28 for information on bangle sizes

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Beach Treasures

Island Days

Please see page 28 for information on bangle sizes

Beach Treasure BangleWidth 3/4” (2cm).

Small wrist: 040/09376, £95Medium wrist: 029/09373, £95

Coral and Seashells MirrorSupplied with silk pouch.Diameter 21/2” (6.3cm),

027/09370, £75

Seafan Coral BangleWidth 11/2” (4cm).

Small wrist: 050/09380, £125Medium wrist: 031/09333, £125

Orange BanglesNarrow width: £40Medium width: £45

Wide width: £60

Coral and Seashells BoxDiameter 11/2” (4cm).

025/08953, £95

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burnt orange sunsets

colourful coral cloudless azure skies islands in the sun

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Flutter & Fly

Summer Garland

Butterfl y BangleWidth 3/4” (2cm)

Small wrist: 040/09303, £95Medium wrist: 029/09285, £95

Purple BanglesNarrow width: £40Medium width: £45

Wide width: £60

Summer Garland BangleWidth 3/4” (2cm)

Small wrist: 040/09377, £95Medium wrist: 029/09372, £95

Pillar-Box Red BanglesNarrow width: £40Medium width: £45

Wide width: £60

Please see page 28 for information on bangle sizes

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iridescent colours fluttering by swathes of wild flowers Nature’s garden

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Personalisation

Boxes and bangles make wonderful gifts when carrying a personal message,

a monogram or a number and are ideal for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, new baby – or any special occasion.

Some restrictions may apply.Additional cost of personalising: £30. Please contact us for further details.

Beige BanglePersonalised with a monogram.

Width 13/8” (3.5cm).Small wrist: 045/09363, £60

Medium wrist: 030/09174, £60Cost of monogram: £30

‘Abbey Road’ BangleIconic Beatles images from 1969 with a message inscribed inside.

Width 11/2” (4cm).Small wrist: 050/09431, £95

Medium wrist: 031/09198, £95Cost of message: £30

Your Own Heartfelt MessageA romantic box specially designed

for personalising. The price includesthe inscription on the outside lid only.

054/09320, £125

‘Happiness on your wedding day’Perfect for adding your own message

of goodwill for the happy couple.002/08767, £110

‘Love everlasting love…’Inscribed on a raised metal

everlasting knot of love.002/08501, £135

‘The best is yet to come’A design with butterfl ies

and honeysuckle.006/08014, £115

Beige BangleWidth 3/4” (2cm).

Small wrist: 040/09344, £45Medium wrist: 029/09172, £45

Cost of message: £30

Acknowledgements:Photographers: Yoav Galai, David CaveModel: Rebecca DaviesPrinted in the UK by Rowtype Ltd, www.rowtype.co.uk

We pride ourselves on quality and craftsmanship and keeping those values alive.

Our enamels are manufactured by highly-skilled craftsmen and women at our own state-of-the-art factory in the Midlands - the traditional centre of enamelling on copper.

The creation of a single piece involves a dedicated team with several years’ experience. Each copper component is painstakingly coated and fired five times to ensure a hard, glossy, flawless finish. Only then is the design transferred and fired into the enamel ready for our talented artists to paint the miniature works of art that have made us famous.

The art of turning raw copper into a thing of beauty and a joy for ever...