Terms of the Parlor

1 · What This Site Is

The Marbletop Candy Parlor website is a showcase and heritage catalog for our small-batch confections, keepsake gift tins, and tasting boxes. It exists so you can browse batch notes, compose a keepsake, and find your way to our East Third Street counter — or to our mailbox for special requests. By using it, you accept these terms in their entirety.

2 · Batch Notes & Product Descriptions

Flavor notes, texture profiles, batch sizes, and pairing suggestions are honest craft descriptions, not laboratory certificates. Small batches vary — a kettle poured in July humidity sets differently than one poured in a dry February. If a specific tin matters (a wedding, a memorial, a hundredth birthday), write to us at marbletopcandyparlor@gmail.com and we'll confirm the current batch character before you plan around it.

3 · Keepsake Compositions

The Keepsake Gift Tin Builder and the Counterman's Choice are planning aids. Compose your selection, then bring it by the counter or email it to us and we'll confirm availability of tin style, filling, and card before the wrap station begins. Composed tins are prepared to order and handled with the care of something being wrapped for family.

4 · Intellectual Property

The Marbletop name, the cherry-star seal, the 1954 batch sheet facsimile, and every illustration on this site (including the soda fountain belt map and the copper kettle artwork) are the property of The Marbletop Candy Parlor. You are welcome to admire, share with attribution, and pin the corkboard stories — but the kettle, the slab, and the sheen are ours.

5 · Dietary & Allergen Information

Our candies are made in a working confectionery that handles milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, and wheat. Anyone with a severe allergy should read the Allergy & Craft Notes page in full before tasting. Nothing on this site is medical advice.

6 · Links & Local-Only Navigation

Every link on this site points to our own pages or to our mailbox. We do not embed third-party trackers or off-site beacons, and we ask that you not hotlink our artwork into misleading contexts.

7 · Governing Law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Ohio, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. Any dispute will be heard in the state or federal courts serving Montgomery County, Ohio — the same county that has watched us pull candy since 1954.

8 · Changes

We update these terms when the kettle teaches us something new. The "Last updated" line at the top of this page always reflects the current version. Material changes will be announced on this page for at least thirty days.