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(j) At R Squared, an engraved glass panel in progress. The finished piece
actually became part of a bathroom window.
(k) Pumpkin-colored skirt and
matching clutch at Gianna Costas San Juan. Dress it up with pearls or down
with cowboy boots.
(l) Contemporary artist Clay Rice’s black cut-paper
silhouette on display at Audubon Gallery.
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Shop
R Squared new mirrors with a vintage look for frames,
furniture, and architectural elements 579 King Street; (843)
722-1593
oldmirrorglass.com
Magar Hatworks couture felt and straw
hats for women and men with one-of-a-kind trimmings 5571⁄2 King Street;
(843) 577-7740
magarhatworks.com
King Street Antique Mall the only
antique mall on the Charleston peninsula features English, Italian, Art Deco,
and American sections 495 King Street; (843) 723-2211
Whitewash™
Boutique/Putumayo Charleston retro-inspired white shirts, tunics, and more at
Putumayo flagship store 445 King Street; (843) 958-0000
putumayoclothing.com
English Rose Antiques Georgian, Edwardian,
and Victorian furnishings, all imported from England; collectible toys, books,
maps 436 King Street; (843)
722-7939 englishroseantiques.com
MOO ROO luxury handbags in cut
velvet and satin with metallic floral embroidery, hematite hardware, Swiss lace,
Lucite clasps 316 King Street; (843) 724-1081; (866)
666-7661 mooroo.com
Elizabeth Stuart Design (ESD) 1940s
blown-glass lamps, funky chandeliers, retro chairs, intriguing contemporary
jewelry 314 King Street; (843)
577-6272 esdcharleston.com
Worthwhile women’s and children’s
clothing, candles, furniture 268 King Street; (843) 723-4418
shopworthwhile.com
Carlton Dailey French Art Deco furniture,
accessories, lighting 208 King Street; (843)
853-2299 carltondailey.com
The Audubon Gallery natural history
and sporting art from the 17th through 20th centuries; conservation services
190 King Street; (843) 853-1100 audubonart.com
South of Market
cool antique and vintage French finds include industrial lighting, leather
postal bins, rocking horses, champagne crates, armoires 173 King Street; (843)
723-1114 southofmarket.biz
Elizabeth Carlton Studio playful
pottery bowls, cups, lamps, pitchers, wine coolers with sculpted-on mermaids,
flowers, bugs 85 Wentworth Street; (843) 853-2421 elizabethcarlton.com
Gianna Costas San Juan tailored
mix-and-match separates and evening wear 4761⁄2 King; (843) 853-8440;
giannacostas.com
Dine
Cru Cafe upscale comfort food for lunch and dinner;
try the very Southern four-cheese macaroni and seafood specials 18 Pinckney
Street (843) 534-2434; crucatering.com
Hominy Grill best breakfast in
Charleston 207 Rutledge Avenue;
(843) 937-0930;
hominygrill.com
McCrady’s dinner-only restaurant’s signature dishes
include butter-poached lobster and twice-cooked scallops 2 Unity Alley; (843)
577-0025
Ted’s Butcherblock international meats and cuisine,
artisanal cheese, boutique wines 334 East Bay Street; (843)
577-0094 tedsbutcherblock.com
Stay
John Rutledge House Inn 1763 house in historic district
features 19 guest rooms, continental breakfast, informal afternoon tea, holiday
dinner package 116 Broad Street; (843) 723-7999; (866)
720-2609 johnrutledgehouseinn.com
Christmas events
City of
Charleston Tree Lighting Marion
Square; December 2, 5-6:30 p.m.; (843)
724-7305
15th Annual
Women’s Council Holiday Tour of Houses and
Gardens concludes with
tea-and-cookie reception Gibbes Museum of Art; 135
Meeting Street;
December 2, 1-4 p.m.; (843) 722-2706;
gibbesmuseum.org
French quarter art walk stroll galleries in
downtown
Charleston and enjoy over 500 artists December 1, 5-8 p.m.;
(843)
577-7100
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