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Palermo Tea Towels by Le Cadeaux
New
Beautifully crafted 100% Melamine 16″ three section serving tray offers exceptional weight and a textured surface that gives it the appearance of real ceramic. BPA Free 100% melamine, shatter resistant ...
$24.50
Palermo Sectioned Oval Tray by Le Cadeaux
New
Beautifully crafted 100% Melamine 16″ three section serving tray offers exceptional weight and a textured surface that gives it the appearance of real ceramic. BPA Free 100% melamine, shatter resistant ...
$23.00
Terra Salad Plate by Le Cadeaux
New
Available in 2 shades of blue, white and Sage. NEW! Our scalloped shape Terra salad plate features a sophisticated and unique debossed design in the plate border that along its ...
$17.50
Capri Dinner Plate by Le Cadeaux
New
Our Capri dinner plate with its bold and colorful floral palette will wake up your senses and color pop your table!! Perfect for sunny morning breakfasts or any other occaison. ...
$17.50
Palermo Large Handled Oval Platter by Le Cadeaux
New
Our Palermo large two handled platter is the perfect “must have” serving piece for large family style gatherings. Pairs well with all tableware and serving pieces in our Palermo Collection. ...
$49.00
Distinctive Gifts That Give Back
Holiday Boutique is unlike any shopping experience you will find in Fresno or the Central Valley. We are a non-profit boutique with exclusive access to high-end lines of exquisite gifts specifically. And these unique gifts are selected with you in mind.
When you shop Holiday Boutique, you know you’re purchasing quality items. Additionally, we carry gifts that will be treasured for years to come. Also, you are supporting a great cause. Because all proceeds benefit Valley Children’s Healthcare.
How it all began…
Written in 1963 by Patty Randall
“A charter meeting of the Holiday Guild was held in the spring of 1952 at the home of Mrs. William Stark. Those present were: Mesdames William Docker, Arthur Roth, Charles Looney, Jr., Sumner Peck, Samuel Randall, H.P. Higginbotham, R.D. McMahan, William Spaulding, Breckenridge Thomas, William Snell, and William Meux.
These twelve girls met for the purpose of organizing a guild which would sell Christmas cards and social stationery by appointment in the home of the customer.”
