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Find a tea pot to suit your personality and individual style with this Tea 4 One Set.

Stylish individual ceramic teapots
Each colorful teapot contains a stainless steel strainer for brewing a perfect pot of loose or bagged tea
Your shipment contains 6 assorted teapots in beautiful soft pastel colors which may include purple, blue, green, pink, yellow or white
Pair with your favorite tea for a beautiful gift
Microwave safe
Teapots measure 6.5 inches tall
10-ounce capacity

Two sets of twins, both separated during a shipwreck that occurred 23 years before the present drama unfolds, convolute the absurd plot of Shakespeare's most farcical play. The composition of this, his shortest work, is commonly dated between 1592 and 1594; scholarship has placed its probable first performance on
December 28, 1594 at the Gray's Inn, London. THE COMEDY OF ERRORS was included in the FIRST FOLIO, 1623, and is classified in Shakespeare's oeuvre as a comedy. The action precipitates in the course of a single day in three simple locations: the Phoenix, the Porcupine, and the Priory, buildings in the city of Ephesus. The action begins when Egeon is heavily taxed by the Duke moments after disembarking in Ephesus after five years of wayfaring. The Duke is lenient after hearing the pathetic circumstances that brought Egeon there, which serves as a prologue to the play: Egeon's family--his wife and twin sons, along with a set of twin slave boys--were separated in a shipwreck 23 years earlier. After the wreck he returned home to Syracuse with but one son and one slave; the others were lost. In his 18th year this son, named Antipholus of Syracuse took his slave, Dromio of Syracuse (not to be confused with Antipholus and Dromio of Ephesus, twins of the former, now living in Ephesus) to search for his separated twin. Upon the departure of his only remaining son, Egeon, in despair embarks on a journey to find him. Naturally, as the rules of comedy proscribe, all parties land in Ephesus, unbeknownst to one another. Moreover, Aemilia, long-lost wife of Egeon, is also present, along with the sisters Adriana and Luciana, the bride and future bride of each son. The remainder of the play is concerned with reuniting this family.
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Inspired by Tuscany's centuries-old tradition of superior textile manufacture, Dea linens combine comfort and designer fashion for a bedding ensemble that is second to none. These premium linens are available in a variety of configurations from sheets to duvet covers. Use the drop-down menu above to select the components that are right for you.

Each piece is woven from select Egyptian cotton with a 300 thread count
Thread count is the number of threads per square inch of fabric--the higher the thread count, the softer and more durable the material
The Parigi pattern features delicate, tone-on-tone stripes surrounded by a shimmering, tone-on-tone floral print border
Choose from white, yellow, and beige color options
Each piece is cut by hand and manually ironed, a true work of art
The all-natural cloths are selected from Italy's choicest textiles
Exclusively designed and manufactured in Italy
Machine washable, line dry

Duvet cover dimensions:

Twin: 69 x 88 in.
Full/queen: 96 x 92 in.
King: 110 x 96 in.

Sham dimensions:

Standard: 20 x 26 in.
King: 20 x 37 in.
Euro: 26 x 26 in.
Boudoir: 12 x 16 in.
Neckroll: 6 x 16 in.

Bed skirt dimensions:

Twin paneled: adjustable up to 22-inch drop length
Queen paneled: adjustable up to 22-inch drop length
King paneled: adjustable up to 22-inch drop length
Cal King paneled: adjustable up to 22-inch drop length

Flat sheet dimensions:

Twin: 71 x 114 in.
Queen: 106 x 115 in.
King/Cal King: 118 x 115 in.

Fitted sheet dimensions:

Twin: 39 x 75 in.
Queen: 60 x 80 in.
King: 78 x 80 in.
Cal King: 72 x 84 in.

Pillowcase dimensions:

Standard: 20 x 30 in.
King: 20 x 40 in.

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