ENESCO T: +44 (0)1228 404 022 E: helen.cottrill@enesco.co.uk www.enesco.co.uk Contemporary gift retailer Enesco has announced the addition of Allen Designs into its group and is delighted to present an exciting new exclusive range of homeware pieces from wall hanging clocks to ceramic planters and everything in between. From American artist Michelle Allen, each and every piece feature fun whimsical designs to help bring a quirky yet super stylish touch to your customers’ homes. The wall hanging clocks are set to be a best-seller of the collection; each piece is cast in stone with a pendulum swing, hand painted, and battery operated. Blessed Nest Clock stands at 42.0cm tall and is the prettiest cerulean colour, with big pink flowers, green leaves, and happy blue birds. From pretty pastels to party time, Allen Design’s Happy Hour Wine Clock is sure to get the party started come wine o’clock in your customers’ kitchen. Standing at 39.5cm tall, it features an orange octopus holding classes of wine in its tentacles, and a bottle of red forms the swinging pendulum piece. Both Blessed Nest Clock and Happy Hour Wine Clock retail with a SRP of £69.95 and while are functional pieces, they make beautiful pieces of art in their own right too. Allen’s planters are also sure to be big hits with customers. Like the wall hanging clocks, each planter is made from cast stone, with pieces across the collection available in small, large and super-sized. With each piece capturing the artist’s wonderfully whimsical style, customers are sure to love the super-sized Sun Planter with its bright rays and smiling face, the large Baby Pretty Kitty Planter with its pretty floral details to the pussycat’s ears, and the Baby Flew the Coop Planter created in the shape of a little black hen. Measuring between 12.0cm and 15.0cm, the planters retail with an SRP starting from £19.95. STAND: A3 OPTICAID T: + 44 (0)113 239 1400 E: sales@opticaid.net www.opticaid.net Opticaid Eyewear will showcase it’s new ever increasing range of quality Remaldi reading glasses at Harrogate Home & Gift as well as it’s gift lines. The company now has over 80 different reading glasses retailing from £14 to £16 in addition to sunglasses, overglasses and optical accessories. Among the many new reading styles are oversize styles Bampton Berry, Clapham Blue and Green, and new colours in the popular Leeds style. All reading glasses are available in six strengths and come with a Remaldi branded storage pouch. “There is a continuing trend particularly at the younger end of the market for bold oversized frames that make a definite statement! That’s 40 years plus for the reading glasses market! But we appeal to a wide array of retailers so we have our signature brights as well as mid size and smaller frames. We think it’s important that our glasses reflect fashion and colour trends, so we have lots of reds, greens, blues and animal prints for the winter months,” says Gillian Marchbank, Buyer. The company will also be showing its new sustainable reading glasses for the first time. The glasses are made from recycled car headlights and other recycled polycarbonates, with 100% of the frame recycled and can recyclable. The range is also supplied in compostable bags rather than conventional recyclable plastic to further reduce their environmental impact. Opticaid’s range is suitable for a number of fashion and gift outlets and can be supplied with display stands, subject to qualifying quantities. The team has also recently updated its branded optical stands so that the frames are now shown off to their full advantage. STAND A31 88
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