The Baedeker guide to Rome and Central Italy that is used my Margaret and Clara. The words were painted on by my intern.

The newspaper that Senor Nacarelli is often seen reading. The front and back pages were made to look like an authentic 1950s newspaper from Florence.

A basket of flowers for sale. The bouquets were put together using fake flowers by myself and my intern and were wrapped with paper.

A statue of a completely naked male torso that Clara ogles. The statue was sourced from an outside company.

A British flag used by a tour guide. This was made by gluing printed images of the British flag around a long wooden dowel.

A brochure for the Uffizi Gallery which Margaret and Clara visit. This was made by printing photos of the cover of a book about the Uffizi Gallery and cutting it to size with blank pieces of paper inside for filler.

Some of the many ties displayed in the Nacarelli tie shop. The ties were borrowed from the costume department and laid in the display boxes by myself and the set designer.

One of the display trays used in the Nacarelli tie shop. These trays were found at Walmart and stained using a watered down brown paint to make them darker.

The boxes the ties from the Nacarelli shop are sold in. These were bought off of amazon and painted purple by me.

This tie shop display case was built in house by our crew of stage hands. It was filled by the set designer and myself with displays of ties, various notebooks, and fabric scissors.

This chair cushion has been used in the tie shop by Signor Nacarelli for years. It was bought new and I made it look worn by removing much of the stuffing from inside it.

A bistro table. The base was borrowed from MSU Denver, the top is wood and was cut and attached by the stage hands. Both pieces base were painted by me. The glass wine coaster on top came from amazon.

The folding chairs used for the bistro before they were painted. These came from MSU Denver

The bistro folding chair after I painted it a nice maroon color picked out by the set designer.

The wine bottles used in the bistro scene. The bottles came from stock and the labels were printed from the internet and glued on by my intern and myself.

An Italian Lira. Images of the front and back of these bills were printed from the internet and glued together to recreate the money.

The chairs used in the Nacarelli living room. These chairs came from Overstock and were assembled by my intern and myself.

The coffee table used in the Nacarelli living room. The table came from Walmart and was assembled by my intern and myself.

The settee used in the Nacarelli living room. This came from Overstock and was assembled by myself and my intern. The throw blanket is from amazon.

The side table used in the Nacarelli living room. This came from Overstock and was assembled by myself and my intern. My intern painted it like the coffee table.

The radio that sat on the side table in the Nacarelli living room. This came from the Brass Armadillo.

The Nacarelli’s tea set. Most of the set came from the Brass Armadillo. The saucers came from stock and were painted to match the rest of the set.

The note that Fabrizio gives Clara with directions on where to meet him. This was written by me, the text is from the script, a new one was made for every show.

Roy’s side table seen when he’s talking to Margret on the phone. The table is from the Brass Armadillo, the ash tray is from eBay, and the phone is from our stock.

Roy’s side chair. This was borrowed from MSU Denver.

The hotel vanity Margaret sits at while talking to Roy. This came from stock, the original mirror and drawer were removed and the green vanity was painted white by myself and my intern.

The hotel bed that Clara sleeps in. The bed frame came from Wayfair, the sheets from Walmart, and the blanket and pillowcase from Overstock.

The Chair that Margaret sits in at the vanity. The wood was painted brown by me while the cushion was left in its original red color.

The bedside table used in the hotel room. This came from the Brass Armadillo and was painted white by me.

A wine decanter with red wine used when Clara is preparing to marry Fabrizio. This wine needed to be thrown in a performers face so it was made out of Vitamin Water with a bit of food coloring in order to not stain her skin.

The glasses used to drink the wine. The director specifically asked for stemless glasses to reduce the risk of them being knocked over and spilled.

The marriage certificate signed by Clara and Fabrizio at the end of the show. This was pulled from our existing stock of paper props.