FMShop:Come To Heel/2016

a black fel wagon, Room 43, Lich #20307, go fel wagon

Showroom

[Come To Heel, Showroom]
Candlelit globes flicker above ivory-hued silks draped from the top of the wagon, creating softly illuminated panels that gleam across the polished hardwood floors. Silk slippers, velvet-lined fel chopines, and spike-heeled leather shoes are showcased on top of a silvered glass display case in the center of the room across from a spindly ivory-inlaid table, some woven reed baskets filled with vendible items stacked underneath. A large window fixed with a plush velvet-cushioned seat is stationed next to a brass-handled door.
Obvious exits: out

The wares in the showroom are for cobblers to craft high quality footwear.  Settings are in the case, and a variety of trim pieces and plates are on the table, while materials for uppers are found in the baskets.  Dyes are in a tub in the backroom.

On the spindly ivory-inlaid table you see:

a length of frothy lace			3500
some fishing line			500
a set of fibrous tentacles			500
a length of grey squirrel fur			3500
a length of glossy vair			3500
a pair of rainbow glaes plates			1000
a pair of monogrammed ora plates			1000
a pair of stained glass plates			1000
a pair of smoky nacre plates			1000
a pair of cog-fused metal plates			1000
some knitted silk webs			500

In the silvered glass display case you see:

a set of interlocking gears	2000
some sap-hardened fel knots
some onyx thorns
some silvery fishhooks
some amber-encased dragonflies
some tiny crystal stars
some dichroic glass moths
some lacquered fig leaf settings
some smoky glass lilac settings

In the some woven reed baskets you see:

Uppers

a wedge of spinewood	clogs	3000
a roll of moreen
a roll of wool tartan
a square of ostrich leather
a bolt of lyraigne
a block of pearwood	chopines
a block of stained walnut	chopines
a square of pigskin
a bolt of burnt velvet
a bolt of posy-patterned brocade

Reception

Go door

[Come to Heel, Reception]
A narrow, ivory wool carpet leads from a brass-handled black fel door through rows of carefully stacked boxes to a glass-topped lacquered fel desk in the rear of the wagon. Behind the desk, a wing-backed red leather chair with a matching footstool is partitioned off behind a painted silk screen.

In the Common language, it reads:
The punches in the cabinet are for use by master cobblers only.  They can be used to add your hallmark to cobbled footwear.  A talented merchant can add a custom hallmark, as well as improve the punch to provide additional functionality to your footwear.
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silver punch = laces for boots
metal punch = buckles for boots
ora punch = blood for boots
steel punch = general use

In the dark-stained walnut cabinet you see:

a labeled cream paper box	Pocketed: Fairly small (8-11) any number of items		5000
a string-tied ecru parchment box	Pocketed: Fairly small (8-11) any number of items		5000
a narrow ebonwood sewing kit with a silvered glass lid	Pocketed: Medium (20-39) any number of items	belt-worn functional	15000
a heart-shaped pink velvet sewing kit	Pocketed: Medium (20-39) any number of items	belt-worn functional	15000
a slatted haon and fel sewing kit	Pocketed: Medium (20-39) any number of items	belt-worn functional	15000
an ivory-inlaid steel punch			50000
a blood red ruby-inlaid ora punch			50000
a matte black metal punch			50000
a fel-handled silver punch			50000

In the dye-splattered tub you see:

a vial of pale rose dye		2000
a vial of autumnal orange dye
a vial of pale citrine dye
a vial of pearlescent lavender dye
a vial of murky black dye
a vial of milky white dye
a vial of rose-tinted gold dye
a vial of peacock blue dye
a vial of misty grey dye
a vial of pastel purple dye
a vial of fog grey dye
a vial of off-white dye
a vial of mallow pink dye
a vial of fiery coral dye