No Holiday House Of Hampton Home Accessories

Apricot

This vase features a straight-sided design with a contemporary geo square texture, hand-applied during manufacture. Made from stoneware and finished in a white semi-matte gloss, this vase is a versatile piece that would look fabulous on a side table or mantelpiece. This vase has a waterproof lining applied so can be used with a posy of fresh or dried flowers.

These decorative glass bottles feature a rustic look and are suitable for a wide range of uses. They are made of recycled glass which adds to their look and helps the environment. They can be used to store food items such as oil in your kitchen or as decorative vases in your living room. Whatever you choose to use them for, these bottles are an excellent addition to your home. Features:

Gorgeous ceramic pitcher. Just the ticket for our side board. I've added some peonies I bought from here .and they go beautifully.. Carla. Morden, GB. Thu Dec 08 2022

Green, 25cm H x 15cm W x 15cm D

This decorative vase would be perfect on a windowsill with the light shining through it. The bubbled effect also makes it look like rain on a window. The vase could be used for flowers, decorative stones or even shells and the handles make for ease of relocating. Bubble glass vase with two ear handles opening dimension 8cm diameter, handle loops 8cm.

Roman style glass vase with narrow neck perfectly designed and sized for a single flower.

Nkeiru. London, GB. Tue May 25 2021

Glass Wasp Trap With Embossed Wasp Images And Metal Wire To Hang By Comes In 4 Assorted Designs

Set of 2 glass bottles with a seagrass holder with handle making it perfect for setting the dinner table

The simple straight lines of the vase allow the delicate dot design to play centre stage. Finished in a matt white with hand-applied dot detailing the vase will bring a subtle scandi finish to your interior. Also available in another size. The vase has a waterproof lining if you decide to add fresh flowers.

Glass recycling helps the environment by using considerably less energy to melt the glass than that needed to melt raw materials which is too often used in producing new bottles and jars