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Household & Interior Departments, B1 Household & Interior Departments, B1 FREE GIFT with purchase Details on page 2 Morning Special 大 喜 Morning Special 加 开 Thu 17 Jan 2019 • 10am – 12noon Thu 17 Jan 2019 • 10am – 12noon 门 HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT, B1 吉 上 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, B1 喜 Donabe Gyosai Happycall Alumite 18cm Die-Cast ‘Hi-pure’ Ceramic Claypot Endo Balmain Ceramic Saucepan with Balmain Tencel Prestige 900TC (Made in Japan) 28cm Yuan Yang Steamboat Combed Cotton 900TC Anti-overflow Lid (Made in Korea) Bed Set (Q/K) NOW $58 with Skimmer & Ladle Bed Set (Q/K) UP $118 NOW $28 UP $549 – $609 UP $59 NOW $18 UP $90 UP $519 – $579 Limited to the first 80pcs Limited to the first 50pcs NOW ALL SIZES $148 NOW ALL SIZES $188 ASD 32cm Non-stick Skillet Wok with Cover Grand Atelier Serta Te f a l Te f a l UP $99 NOW $25 Suite Collection Ralph Series Lyocell 1.8L Fuzzy Logic 1L Safe Tea Kettle Limited to the first 100pcs 100% Egyptian Cotton Embossed Pillow Rice Cooker (Double Layer Wall) with Art Deco Embroidery UP $59 each UP $179 NOW $68 UP $69.90 Bed Set (Q/K) NOW 2 FOR $25 Limited to the first 30pcs NOW $38 UP $399 – $419 NOW ALL SIZES $168 Limited to the first 250pcs Milton Home 100% Cotton Bath Towel UP $22.90 each NOW 2 FOR $18 Hasegawa Designer Collection Confection Boxes Tiger (Made in Japan) 0.36L/0.48L UP $128 NOW $48 Stainless Steel Bottles Limited to the first 50pcs UP $75/$79 NOW $28 EACH Limited to the Thermos first 50pcs 1.5L Stainless Steel Charles Millen Shuttle Chef & 0.47L Uchino 100% Cotton Stainless Steel Food Jar Te f a l Simple Terry Bath Towel Tufted Anti-Slip Mat with Spoon Set Ultragliss Human (70x140cm) (40x60cm) UP $188 NOW $88 Steam Iron 2400W 6L Semi-round UP $22.90 each UP $19.90 each Limited to the first 50 sets (Limited Edition) Step Bin (CW2057) NOW 3 FOR $28 NOW 3 FOR $18 (Made in France) UP $69 NOW $45 UP $109 NOW $48 Limited to the first 30pcs All information is correct at time of printing. While stocks last. Terms & conditions apply. All information is correct at time of printing. While stocks last. Terms & conditions apply. 1 Prosperous Home 家中全福 Traditional Lanterns (30”/45”) UP $38/$49 NOW $29/$39 Kinsai Umekacho FREE Large Plate 35.5cm with purchase (Made in Japan) Jingdezhen UP $98 NOW $68 Receive a Prosperity Tin with an Apron OR a set of Pot Holder & Oven Mitten Jingdezhen Qinghua Bamboo with a minimum spend of $238 at Household, Interior, Food Departments or Prosperity Table Lamp Table Lamp Takashimaya Square, B1 & B2. DBS Takashimaya Cardholders only need to spend $208. UP $108 UP $188 Redemption at Rest Area, B1 (beside Tableware section). NOW 20% OFF NOW 20% OFF Maximum 2 redemptions per customer. Limited quantity. While stocks last. Jingdezhen Ceramic Drum Seat Collect Them All! (Blue Bird/Cherry Blossom) From Mon 21 Jan to Mon 28 Jan 2019 Kyomiyabi UP $168 NOW 20% OFF Jewellery Box (Made in Japan) One of the A wish that must-says during one’s career UP $108 NOW $75 the traditional is analogous to tossing of the unequivocal Yu Sheng or Lo Hei rising of steam— (捞鱼生) to usher in always on an good fortune. upward trajectory. From Tue 29 Jan to Sun 3 Feb 2019 A wordplay on 年年有余 (blessings of An auspicious wish ample food yearly) to fill one’s home to symbolise with silver and brimful of wealth gold—a sign & happiness of good luck Ju-Box Hyakka year after year. & prosperity. 3-tier Round Box (Made in Japan) Akae Kobana UP $58 NOW $38 Revolving Lazy Susan (Made in Japan) UP $98 NOW 30% OFF 2 All information is correct at time of printing. While stocks last. Terms & conditions apply. All information is correct at time of printing. While stocks last. Terms & conditions apply. 3 Spring Decor 万象更新 Bestowing Luck 八方来财 Astoria 1001CUSHIONS.COM TSURU Potted Flower Auspicious Cushion (Red/Gold) Astoria Fortune Cat Seigaiha Arrangement UP $39 – $96 each Chinese New Year (Made in Japan) $118 EACH NOW 30% OFF Flowers (per stalk) SPECIAL BUY $5 – $14 $4.90 – $13.90 Maison Curio Prosperity Chinese New Year Cushion & Runner (Assorted Colours) UP $29.90 – $69.90 NOW 20% OFF Hasegawa Designer Collection Confection Boxes & Trays UP $28 –$138 NOW 30% OFF Febwell Cushion Cover (43x43cm)/ Tissue Box Cover $12.90 EACH Runner (33x150cm/ 40x230cm/40x300cm) $29.90 – $49.90 EACH Astoria Pig Figurine $14.90 T-Shop TSURU EACH East Meets West in Red Wooden Cutlery & Chopsticks Selected Table Accessories (Made in Japan) NOW 20% OFF SPECIAL BUY $5 – $48 Happiness Charcoal Fortune Cat #S529 Golden Fortune Cat $39.90 Ebisu Fortune Golden Piggy Fortune Cat #K2019 Seven Gods of #K6101 $59 Fortune Cat #S956 Cat #K019 Bank #K6101 $99 $59 $34.90 $44.90 4 All information is correct at time of printing. While stocks last. Terms & conditions apply. All information is correct at time of printing. While stocks last. Terms & conditions apply. 5 Golden Moments 金碧辉煌 Sumptuous Reunion 合家富贵 To y o m i 3L High Heat Claypot Stew Cooker SIGNATURE COLLECTION UP $105 NOW $88 TAIYO Healthy Steamer Hotpot NOW $79 Zebra/Iwatani UP $159 EXCLUSIVE TO TAKASHIMAYA 28cm Hotpot with Gas Cooker, Gas Cartridge & Hotplate Home Accents UP $130 POEM Display Stand NOW $78 $139 – $499 EACH To y o m i BBQ & Steamboat UP $95 NOW $83 100% Cotton Embroidered TAIYO Napkin (50x50cm) Electric Mookata Hotpot (available in 8 colours) UP $139 NOW $99 $19.90 EACH EXCLUSIVE TO TAKASHIMAYA Chopsticks 2-pair Pack $14.90 5-pair Pack Fine Bone China Tableware $28.80 FREE Gold Series Napkin Rings UP $8.90 – $139.90 $36 – $59 EACH NOW 20% OFF FREE Rene 4-pc Steak Knife Purchase Adelia 20-pc Cutlery Set (worth $69) with $300 nett Set at $108 (UP $269) with a Tiger spend on Charles Millen Signature $100 nett spend on Charles Millen Zojirushi 3.4L Non-stick Steamboat Collection Signature Collection Multi-cooker/Steamboat with Additional Grill Pan UP $428 NOW $298 (Made in Japan) FREE Asvel Oil Pot (worth $22.50) UP $260 NOW $168 6 All information is correct at time of printing. While stocks last. Terms & conditions apply. All information is correct at time of printing. While stocks last. Terms & conditions apply. 7 Comfort Food 温馨满堂 Toast to Spring 饮新接福 Le Creuset 24cm/26cm Round French Oven Le Creuset Schott Zwiesel Le Creuset (Shiny Black/Cherry Red) 16cm/21cm/27cm Diva (Box of 6) 30cm Bufet Casserole UP $709/$809 Oriental Square Plates (Beaujolais Goblet/White Wine/Champagne/ (Shiny Black/Cherry Red) NOW $349/$399 (Shiny Black/Cherry Red) Bordeaux Goblet/Burgundy/Burgundy Large) UP $819 NOW $399 UP $66 – $159 UP $198 NOW $98 NOW $29 – $59 Le Creuset Schott Zwiesel Life Touch All-round Tumblers 32cm Oval Skillet Grill (Fuchsia /Green/Blue/Amber/Orange) UP $399 NOW $189 UP $168 NOW $98 Hananomai Induction Ceramic Claypot RCR (Made in Japan) Opera 7-pc Set UP $178 NOW $88 Bohemia UP $155.30 Tumbler NOW $68 (Set of 6) UP $176 NOW $68 UchiCook Induction-friendly Koiji Steam Grill (Made in Japan) Ceramic Claypot FREE (Made in Japan) UP $178 NOW $125 UP $65 FREE Stainless Steel Tongs (worth $36) NOW $38 Staub 33cm Oval Cocotte (Flamed Red) (Made in France) UP $828 NOW $331.80 Nachtmann Staub Non-lead Crystal 315ml & 390ml Bubble Tumbler Long Drink Ta n y u 24cm Round (Set of 4) 2.1L + 8.4L French Rooster Riedel Claypots (Grenadine Red) UP $42.90 NOW $30 Ouverture Magnum + Red Wine UP $265 (Made in France) + Champagne (Set of 12) NOW $180 UP $488 NOW $248 UP $312 NOW $215 8 All information is correct at time of printing. While stocks last. Terms & conditions apply. All information is correct at time of printing. While stocks last. Terms & conditions apply. 9 Bubbling Success 财源滚滚 FREE FREE ASD La Gourmet 36cm Tornado Elite ASD Endo 30cm 3-tier Induction 28cm 2-tier Steamer Die-cast Premium 32cm IH Die-cast Skillet Wok Premium 18/10 Stainless UP $189 NOW $88 Induction Chef Wok with Self-Standing Cover • Remarkable Heat FREE • Reinforced with Maifan Steel Jumbo Steamer Distribution & Retention Stone Elements UP $109 NOW $38 UP $339 NOW $98 UP $199 NOW $68 FREE Spatula FREE Wooden Spatula ASD 16cm Non-Stick Saucepan La Gourmet La Gourmet UP $49 each Truly Oriental 3L Claypot 4.5L Thermal Cooker NOW $18 EACH Endo & Shogun Senjo UP $499 NOW $168 OR 2 FOR $28 7-pc Induction Die-cast Dura Granite FREE 4.5L Black Truly Oriental Toughened Claypot Wooden Spatula Dura Granite Cookware Set 18cm Deep Frypan FREE (worth $69.90) & Insulation Mat UP $366 NOW $98 UP $188.90 NOW $68 NEW FREE 5-layer Powerful FREE Diamond Coating NEW Happycall Endo Diamond 20cm/1.8L 7L Thermal Magic La Gourmet Extra Deep Single Wok Cooker + 2-tier Shogun Haku (Made in Korea) Thermal Tifn Carrier 2-pc Mini Set NOW $98 UP $100 NOW $38 UP $268 20cm Wok with Cover FREE Recipe Book & 16cm Frypan UP $129 La Gourmet NOW $68 Shogun Haku 2-pc Set 28cm Wok with Cover & 28cm Frypan 5-layer Happycall Powerful UP $199 NOW $88 Diamond Alumite Die-cast ‘Hi-Pure’ NEW Coating Ceramic Pots & Steamer Happycall 3-pc Starter Set Happycall IH Vacuum 32cm Large (Made in Korea) Die-cast Pot Frypan FREE UP $388 NOW $138 (24cm, 4.6L/28cm, 9L) (Made in Korea) • Intensifies Flavour & Taste Happycall • Reduces cook time by 30% UP $190/$290 IH Diamond Die-cast 32cm Chef Wok FREE Korea BBQ Grill Pan NOW $88/$138 (Made in Korea) UP $259 Happycall Greenpan NOW $138 Happycall IH Gold 32cm Die-cast York Brza Induction FREE Greenpan Multi-purpose Double Pan 3-pc Cookware Set 36cm Covered Wok FREE Plasma Induction (Made in Korea) Rio 28cm Covered Wok Cooker (worth $238) for the (Made in Korea) UP $599 NOW $199 • Premium Interior & Exterior UP $199 NOW $68 first 20 customers • Ceramic+Titanium 3-layer Coating FREE Rectangular Eggpan Nylon Ladle UP $170 NOW $58 UP $360 NOW $138 FREE 10 All information is correct at time of printing.
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