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A V-shaped zigzag pattern used as an ornament in brickwork bond.
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com Avanti Linens PART OF AVANTI LINENS' LICENSED LINE with Spode, which it acquired last year, is the Spode Christmas Tree pattern, a design that is both traditional for the holidays in both look and colors.
Holiday gift guide: listen closely and you can hear it--that's the ... by HFN The Weekly Newspaper for the Home Furnishing Network
Yellow or white gold Christmas tree patterns are ordinarily fashioned with soft gemstones like diamonds, cubic zircon, or emerald.
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Sales linked to the brands are due to add pounds 7 million this year, with another pounds 12 million across 2010, particularly as a result of the likely popularity of Spode ranges such as the best-selling Christmas Tree pattern.
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