Spode Christmas Tree Collection Champagne Flutes
Spode Champagne Flutes:
Spode Christmas Tree is made on a base of fine English earthenware called Imperialware, and as such is exceptionally strong and hard to break. The easy care of Imperialware makes it ideal for the busy holiday season. It is also more resistant to chipping than standard earthenware.
Spode Christmas Tree is so collectible because of the diverse range of items available for the table and throughout the home. New items are added every season, offering new chances to add to your collection. (Item #516207) w2
Sorry, this item is unavailable for shipment to Canada.
Product Characteristics:
Material: Glass
Style: Christmas Tree
Size/Capacity: Set of 4: 5.75-oz. each
Cleaning & Care: Handwashing recommended
Origin: England
Spode Christmas Tree is made on a base of fine English earthenware called Imperialware, and as such is exceptionally strong and hard to break. The easy care of Imperialware makes it ideal for the busy holiday season. It is also more resistant to chipping than standard earthenware.
Spode Christmas Tree is so collectible because of the diverse range of items available for the table and throughout the home. New items are added every season, offering new chances to add to your collection. (Item #516207) w2
Sorry, this item is unavailable for shipment to Canada.
Product Characteristics:
Material: Glass
Style: Christmas Tree
Size/Capacity: Set of 4: 5.75-oz. each
Cleaning & Care: Handwashing recommended
Origin: England
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So Collectible!
Spode Christmas Tree is made on a base of fine English earthenware called Imperialware, and as such is exceptionally strong and hard to break. The easy care of Imperialware makes it ideal for the busy holiday season. It is also more resistant to chipping than standard earthenware. Spode Christmas Tree is so collectible because of the diverse range of items available for the table and throughout the home. New items are added every season, offering new chances to add to your collection.
