Bassett Furniture Industries, Incorporated engages in the manufacture, marketing, and retail of branded home furnishings in the United States. It operates in three segments: Wholesale, Retail, and Investments/Real Estate. The Wholesale segment designs, manufactures, sources, sells, and distributes furniture products to a network of Bassett Furniture Direct (BFD) or Bassett Home Furnishings (BHF) stores, including independently-owned stores, company-owned retail stores, and partnership licensees; and independent furniture retailers. This segment also involves in wood and upholstery operations. The Retail segment operates 31 company-owned stores in Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Texas. The Investments/Real Estate segment holds interest in the Bassett Industries Alternative Asset Fund, a portfolio of marketable securities, an investment in the International Home Furnishings Center, and retail real estate utilized by licensee operated BFD and BHF stores. As of November 29, 2008, the company's network consisted of approximately 115 retail stores, of which 84 were independently owned and 31 were controlled by the company. Bassett Furniture Industries was founded in 1902 and is based in Bassett, Virginia.

The keys to success for Baldwin alternate in color -- black and white. One of the top piano manufacturers in the US, Baldwin Piano is best known for making concert and upright pianos under the Baldwin, Howard, Hamilton, Chickering, and Wurlitzer names. The company also makes ConcertMaster computerized player pianos. Its custom models include the Goldtop (fashioned after the classic Les Paul guitar) and the Elvis Presley Signature vertical style. Gibson Guitar, which has been working to breathe new life into Baldwin, bought the ailing piano maker from GE Capital in 2001. Dwight Hamilton Baldwin established the company as Baldwin Piano & Organ in 1862.

Mizuno Corporation is Japan's largest sporting goods maker. Japanese baseball player Ichiro Suzuki uses gear made by Mizuno, and the company is hoping his success on the field will turn around years of declining sales. Mizuno also makes footwear, uniforms, and other gear for golf, tennis, skiing, soccer, and rugby, among other sports, through about a dozen subsidiaries in Asia, Europe, and North America. The bulk of Mizuno's sales occur in Japan. The company was founded in 1906

NYCD provides large scale CD, DVD and USB Drive replication services from coast to coast along with short run overnight duplication solutions. NYCD professional multimedia department creates digital media experiences for both small businesses and fortune 1000 companies. NYCD promises to exceed all expectations while offering the highest level of customer service.

Howard Miller Clock Company makes floor clock, alarm clocks, desk sets, wall and mantel clocks, grandfather clocks, and ornate collectors cabinets. Products are sold in about 50 countries, and prices range wildly from $5 to $15,000. Since the 1920s Howard Miller Clock Company has specialized in clock-making based on Mr. Howard Miller's craftsmanship, learned while a young man in the Black Forest region of Germany. Howard Miller Clock company purchased Pulaski Furniture's Ridgeway Clocks division in 2004. It has been peddling Ty Pennington-branded storage units and clocks, and looks to expand the collection to include other home furnishings in 2009.

The company makes and markets flutes (alto, bass, conservatory, professional, and student models) and piccolos (plastic, silver, and wood models) under the Gemeinhardt brand. In addition, Gemeinhardt manufactures cleaning kits, headjoints, and instrument cases. The company's Web site provides users with practicing tips and flute-care advice. Gemeinhardt is part of the Gemstone Musical Instruments subsidiary of Brookstone Partners. Other Gemstone brands that are part of the firm's products portfolio, include Stephanhouser, Sankyo, Trevor James, Artisan, Roy Seaman, W. Nirschi, and Andino.

Churchill China plc is one of the worlds major manufacturers and distributors of high quality ceramic tableware and related products. Based in Stoke on Trent, England, Churchill can trace its development back to the establishment of one of its constituent companies, Sampson Bridgwood, in 1795 and has developed progressively, building a reputation as an innovative and reliable supplier of quality products. Churchill floated on the London Stock Exchange in 1994 and is now a substantial organisation.Churchill supplies a wide range of ceramic tableware and related products to customers in hospitality and home markets around the world through an extensive network of retailers, agents and distributors.The Company operates from two manufacturing units in Stoke on Trent which are supported by distribution centres and a sourcing operation which allows Churchill to offer a "one stop shop" to its customers.

Gaggia coffee machines have evolved over the decades going from the traditional lever controlling a pressure-generating piston to a fully automated mechanism which, at the touch of a button, activates the mechanism regulating the grinding, dosing and brewing of delicious espresso coffee. All this is to be found in the "Gaggia Titanium" range, super automatic machines ideally embodying the technological perfection resulting of years of experience.GAGGIA has undertaken a process of renewal and diversification of its product lines, introducing a innovative range of multi-functional steam cleaners, a complete line of ironing systems and a luxury kitchen line.

Para-Ordnance wants to contribute its famous products to any perfect picture of a shooter's para-dise. Para-Ordnance, better known as Para Pro Shop, is the US sales operations branch of Canadian pistol maker Para-Ordnance Mfg, and the exclusive US importer of Para pistols. The company distributes pistols, bullet magazines, grip extensions, and targets throughout the continental US through specialty dealers, shooting ranges, a catalog, and a company Web site. Its license is defined exclusively for the sale of products from Para-Ordnance; no other products are available.

In the forest of collectibles, The Boyds Collection bears are watching. It sells resin, porcelain, and plush renditions of bears and other animals, including its Bearstones figurines and its J.B. Bean & Associates line of fully-jointed bears and other animals. It also sells other collectibles and home decor items, such as stationery and picture frames. Boyds has boasted licensed products via deals with NASCAR and Coca-Cola. Products are designed to appeal to older women (although it has added items for men). The company products are sold primarily in US gift shops and department stores, as well as through catalogs and trade shows. In 2008 Boyds granted Enesco a license to design, make, and market some of its products.

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