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2 Royal Scot Champagne Flutes - Highland - PRESENTATION BOXED
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Product description +
Presentation Box (purple) of 2 Highland Flute Champagne (New Shape) The traditional hand cut diamonds and fan design embodies the spirit of the glassmaker. This distinguished wine suite was inspired by the Highlands of Scotland. This Royal Scot Crystal Highland Flute Champagne makes an ideal gift for yourself or someone else who enjoys a glass of Champagne, Rose, white or sparkling wine. Supplied in luxury purple satin lined presentation boxes
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Type- Glassware
Country Of Origin- UKEAN- 5055406201662
Brand- Royal Scot Crystal
Condition- New
Availability- In stock
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