THE HUNTINGTON BOOKSTORE & MORE GIFT CARD

Available in any dollar amount, this gift card is the perfect answer to all your gift giving needs! Good for purchases at the Bookstore & More. Use it in the store or to shop online. Not redeemable for cash or as payment to any account.

Order now by calling 626-405-2142
or email bookstore@huntington.org

THE HUNTINGTON SWEET

ORANGE MARMALADE

Henry E. Huntington bought the San Marino ranch over 100 years ago.  The estate retains part of the original orange groves from which we've produced Sweet Orange Marmalade in 10 ounce jars.

Item # W232GFT  $6.95

These nightlights are developed from photographic quality reproductions of original works of art, wedged between two pieces of glass and enclosed in a black metal frame. A clip holding the nightlights base and bulb is glued securely to the back and the product is finished with a reflector. Non-flammable PVC circles the back to reflect light evenly over the image. Each nightlight is packaged in a gift box. Information about the original artwork is included with a four-watt bulb. The lights plug into 110-volt sockets.

Breakfast in Bed, 1897
Mary Cassatt (1845-1926)

(Dimensions-3”W x 3”H)

Item # S244GFT  $28.00

The Long Leg, 1935
Edward Hopper (1882-1967)

(Dimensions- 3.75”W x 3”H)

Item # S245GFT  $28.00

Young Knitter Asleep
Jean Baptiste Greuze (1725-1805)

(Dimension- 3”W x 3.75”H)

Item # S242GFT  $28.00

(Dimensions-3”W x 3.75”H)

Item # S243GFT  $28.00

ROSE PAPERWEIGHT

Among the holdings in The Huntington Library is A Collection of Roses from Nature published in 1799, illustrated by Mary Lawrence. From this book, the illustration of the 'Royal Virgin Rose' has been reproduced in a lead crystal paperweight.

Item # R001GFT  $45.00

THE ARABELLA HUNTINGTON BOOKMARK

Point de gaze (gauze lace) from Belgium was one of the most delicate and expensive laces available in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. A typical example from Arabella's collection combines naturalistic flowers and geometric motifs in a dense pattern on a light, airy reseau (netting) scattered with poix (dots). A thick cordonnet (outlining thread) held down by buttonhole stitching gives the fine lace a prized three-dimensional quality.

The Arabella Huntington Bookmark is based on this selection of lace.

Item # ARABELLA BOOKMARK $14.95

THE HUNTINGTON LIBRARY BOOKMARK

Henry Huntington was interested in book collecting nearly all of his life. His ambition was to build a preeminent research library with collections concentrating on British and American history and literature. From 1911 to 1925, Mr. Huntington acquired so many entire libraries that his collection was known as the "library of libraries."

Two styles of bookmarks have been produced based on sections of the Library doors. The bookmarks are photo-etched in solid brass and have a brushed and antiqued lacquer finish. The bookmark is packaged with a card featuring a picture of Henry Huntington in front of his bronze library doors. Detailed information about The Huntington Library is on the reverse.

Item # D101GFT STYLE BKC4371 (LEFT)  $14.95
Item # D102GFT STYLE BKC4284 (RIGHT)  $14.95

Pierre-Joseph Redoute (1759-1840), the most famous botanical artist of his time, created the Old Rose Wreath used on the front of this package. This afternoon tea recreates a sense of Southern California's golden age of horticulture. The Huntington Rose Tea is an elegant blend of fine teas, hibiscus, rose hips, and pink rose petals.

Item # TO2GFT  $7.95

THE HUNTINGTON MUG

Mr. Huntington was interested in book collecting nearly all of his life. Ornate illuminated letters from the Book and Manuscript Collections spell out "Huntington" on this 11 oz. mug. It is adorned with 22K gold decoration imprinted over burgundy on white English Ironstone. It is not recommended for the dishwasher or microwave.

Item # M13GFT  $16.00

Our flowerpot-shaped mug features an illustration by well-known writer and illustrator Allison Mia Starcher. The 14 oz. ceramic mug is safe for the dishwasher and microwave.

Item # M300GFT  $16.95

Few places in the world, if any, offer the combination of treasures for both visitors and scholars found at The Huntington. Representing several aspects of the institution are five gold stamped leather bookmarks made in England. Sold individually, please specify style or color.

ITEM# M84  $3.95 each

-"BLUE BOY" ON BLUE from the most celebrated painting in the British Art Collection
by Thomas Gainsborough

-"CHAUCER" ON BURGUNDY from the Ellesmere manuscript of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales

-"PANDORA" ON BLACK from a marble sculpture by Ives in the Virginia Steele Scott
Gallery of American Art

-"AGAVE" ON GREEN an unusual specimen from the Desert Garden

-"LEAVES" ON RED a decorative pattern designed by William Morris, "Father of the Arts and Crafts Movement"