The Punctilious Mr. P's 'Lover's Eye' place card set brings instant chic to any table and to spark joy and conversion.
Conversation Sparker: Small paintings of eyes first became popular during the late eighteenth century. They reminded wearers of a loved one, whose identity remained a secret. The single eye also symbolized the watchful gaze of a jealous partner, who feared that his or her lover might stray. One of the earliest known eye miniatures was painted in 1786 by the English artist Richard Cosway for the Prince of Wales, later King George IV.
Did you know that you can now order any theme with Menu Cards and Buffet Tags that coordinate with your place cards!
- 16 cards to a pack
- 2 image set
- Size: 3.4" x 2.1" or 86mm x 54mm (standard credit card)
- Printed on sheet-fed hot-press cotton rag watercolor paper with archival Japanese inks
- Complimentary Digital Calligraphy Service:
- Choose your style of calligraphy above, then add up to 16 guest's names.
- "ADD TO CART."
- Suggested Orientation: Horizontal. Digital Calligraphy on horizontal cards is written straight across the card.
- ALL cards printed custom & bespoke to order. NO RETURNS unless in error by us.
- Made-by-hand in our workshop in Old Chatham, New York
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