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New in Box set of 2 Waterford Crystal Lismore Pilsner glasses. Width: 8.5cm x 8.5cm.
THE GLASSES ARE AMAZINGLY STILL NEW IN THEIR ORIGINAL BOX. THE BOX IS EXCELLENT HAVING BEEN IN STORAGE FOR DECADES.
A set of 6 vintage Bohemia Crystal sherry/ liqueur glasses, made in Czechoslovakia.The glasses are pre-owned but used for display only, with all glasses having the original stickers attached to the base. All of the glasses are in excellent as new condition.They feature a diamond cut pattern with a...
new in box wine glasses. beautiful cond. please see photos for measurements etc.
Set of 6 Cristal D'Arques-Durand 'Longchamp' Liqueur or Port Glasses. - The actual colors of the item may differ from the colors shown in the photos.
Fade & stain resistant. Break resistant.
Made in England in the 1970s, these glasses feature the intricate Hardwicke pattern and are made of high-quality crystal material.
This long handle ladle is perfect for making soup, eating hotpot and so on. Shape: oval head spoon,round head spoon. 1/2/4pcs x Spoon. Stainless steel material won't hold and rot like wood, healthier cooking.
Share the magic and enjoy a little sparkle with each sip. This stunning ceramic mug features a smiling Tink with her fairy wings slightly protruding over the top. This mug will make a delightful and practical gift for any Disney lover!.
Oozing with style this Collection is truly unique. Crafted from mouthblown glass, featuring a hand-cut, solid gem-shaped base and coming in 5 colours, this range will make an impact. Whether you're looking to step up your next occasion or bring a special touch, Zhara is the perfect choice.
It will be as shown on the photo provide.
It will be as shown on the photo provide. As shown on the photo. Only if any.
Waterford stamped to base.
Perfect for outdoor events, parties, picnics, camping, and especially perfect around the pool. Whisky Penthouse Tumbler Unbreakable — Set of 36. UNBREAKABLE, POLYCARBONATE DRINK WARE THAT MAINTAINS THE ELEGANCE AND FEEL OF GLASS.
