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Swank Gifts, 419-241-9340, 48 S. St. Clair Street, Downtown Toledo
 
Swank Gifts Is Fabulous! They are a brand new boutique shop that has opened in downtown Toledo right next door to Downtown Latte. They have great stuff and great prices on jewelry, purses, local artists and many one of a kind gifts!
OPEN: M-F 10 to 5:30
Sat 10-2
And By appointment
Exclusive TOS Offer... TOS readers receive 15% off your entire purchase when you bring in this COUPON.
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| Angela's Angels & Antiques, 419-824-4079, 5774 Main St., Downtown Sylvania
Visit Angela's Angels & Antiques for a unique, spiritual, angelic experience! Here you will find thousands of angels for the home and garden,
collectible figurines, garden statuary and stones, wind chimes and so much more.
We provide gifts of comfort, hope and joy in a serene atmosphere, where we specialize in memorial and funeral merchandise.
We also make local deliveries!
Angela's also offers classes in angel connection, dream interpretation, healing and energy work; along with private readings with spiritual mediums, psychics and astrologers.
Call to make your appointment or to be added to our email list! |
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Loft & Home Essentials, 419-843-7200, Downtown, Perrysburg
Beatriz Ball Collection....Made of an FDA safe, easy-care 93% aluminum alloy. Ideal to chill foods, or warm up to 325 degrees Easy care, never tarnish. Handwash, no dishwasher. Do not store food, or leave in standing water. Avoid cutting on surface. |
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Packer Creek Pottery, 419-855-3858, 103 E 8th St., Genoa
Visit Packer Creek Pottery’s whimsical showroom for extraordinary pottery that will last a lifetime. Each unique piece is handmade in historic downtown Genoa. (shown right is one of our
latest creations).
Are you getting married?
Visit us for our registry options or call for a consultation! |
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Passport to Paris Cookbook, 419-261-7983, email: jdisalle@bex.net
Fun gourmet cooking for today’s kitchens! 
This inspirational 65 page cookbook will turn the most novice of cooks into “home chefs.”
Clever and elegant recipes which include quick steps, chef’s notes and variations that will help in the preparation of amazing creations with flavor and flare. Each cookbook is hand bound and tied with black and white polka dot ribbon, creating a quaint, Parisian look. $21 (inc. shipping).
Click here for a sample recipe! |
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The Museum Store featuring Collectors Corner, 419-254-5766, Toledo
Toledo Designs for a Modern America
$24.95
This exhibition catalogue examines industrial design in Toledo, Ohio, as a paradigm for understanding a profound shift within the corporate and social structure of the U.S.-from manufacturing based solely on engineering to industrial production involving design and marketing-and illuminates our understanding of 20th-century America. Published to accompany the exhibition of the same name.
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Glendale Flowers & Gifts, 419-385-5785, Toledo 
glendaleflowerandgifts.com
(Teleflora website)
glendaleflowersandgifts.com
(wedding website)
Since 1972, Glendale Flowers and Gifts has been a unique destination for inspiration.
Our passion and love of art and nature combine to create a vision for our clients. At Glendale Flowers, our fresh approach to arrangements and gifts has been coined by many of our clients as Glendale Style. We have an intense desire to please. As you explore our site, we hope to draw you into the beauty that only a flower can communicate to those willing to listen with their eyes. |
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Hudson Gallery, 419-885-8381, Sylvania
ONGOING EXHIBITION
Dominick Labino
Hudson Gallery is proud to announce its selection as representative to the estate of renowned glass artist and pioneer Dominick Labino (1910-1987).
One of the leading glass craftsmen in the country, Dominick Labino was also one of the most knowledgeable and innovative technicians in the field as well as a tireless and resourceful researcher into the mysterious and challenging properties of glass. Dominick Labino took early retirement from the glass industry and began his prolific career as a glass artist in his own studio in Grand Rapids, OH. It was there that he made glass art that is now in museums around the world.
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