Tablecloths
Pistachio-colored silk dupioni tablecloths

China
Clinton State Service, ivory with a gold trim, was commissioned to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the White House with designs inspired by architectural motifs - from the State Dining Room on the dessert and soup plates to the cream soup cup and saucer.

For Kenny Chesney, singer, songwriter, and Entertainer of the Year for both the Academy of Country Music and the Country Music Association, music has always been the current running through his life. He grew up in Luttrell, Tennessee, got his first guitar his freshman year in college, and loved singing for anyone. His break came in 1992 with a publishing offer from Acuff-Rose, a venerated Nashville publishing company that once signed Hank Williams.

His 2005 album Be As You Are: Songs from an Old Blue Chair debuted at #1 on Billboard's all-genre Top 200 and sold a million copies in just a few weeks, and his summer concerts have sold over a million tickets during each of the past three years. He has filled stadiums, sold out Madison Square Garden, and made his first network special, ABC's "Kenny Chesney: Somewhere in the Sun."

The country star's last major studio album, When the Sun Goes Down, won the CMA Album of the Year and like his albums Greatest Hits, and No Shoes, No Shirts, No Problems has sold over four million. His newest album is The Road and the Radio.

Mr. Chesney's songs explore emotions and vulnerabilities. He believes that the enjoyment of life is necessary to balance the sadness. "You have to maintain your perspective- especially as a songwriter."

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