Glass cloches

About this item Perfect Size-（ Size:4.9”DX7.3”H, 4.1”DX6.5”H, 3.3”DX5.7”H） Perfect size for any space. Package Includes- 3 domes and 3 bases. Packaging upgraded with stronger foam. Multifunction- Glass domes separate from the base. Display artificial plants, model figurines, collectibles, keepsakes, jewelry, necklaces, string lights, pocket watches, ceramic orchids, etc. High Quality Material- Hand blown high borosilicate glass with a wood base. Gift Idea- Mothers day, Anniversary, Party…

Clear Glass Dome 10“ Tall 9.5“ Wide & 1/8“ Thick, Black Wood Base included Black Wood Base about 1” tall Giving a total height of 11“ Perfect For Displaying Valued Items, Thick Glass Walls Perfect for Etching and Engraving Commonly used as Plant Terrarium Covers as well as Display Covers for Fruits, Cakes, Etc. Hand-Blown Glass Shaped by Artisans, Not Machine Made, Dimension Deviation 0-0.25”

Product Details Clear Glass Cloche Bell Jar Flower Vase LED Lighting Dome Display & Wooden Base Features: This elegant glass bell jar is perfect for adding some classic style to your home. Perfect for displaying your treasured collectibles, creating a Christmas scene, Valentine's day or filling with twinkling fairy lights for a truly magical look Can preserve your flower for long time for display, it is good for as a gift. Suitable for home decoration, furniture, craft ornaments, floral…

Although the company is based in the Berkshires in Massachusetts, Campo de' Fiori specializes in mossy, aged terra cotta pots with a decidedly foreign flav

If you've ever asked yourself the question "What do I put under a cloche?", then you are in luck! The Junk Parlor has provided an insightful guide to help you discover the answer. In this post you will discover how to use the timeless item in the home to elevate your decor and showcase your personal style. Learn how to select the right items to put under your cloche and transform the look of your home!

We love to bring you lovely items from our collection that allow you to dress your holiday home with ease. These delightful Scenes Under Glass are no exception! With five different scenes to choose from there’s something for everyone! But you will enjoy decorating and serving with this lovely ...

This roundup is dedicated to a non-traditional way to decorate your home with dried blooms, and these are dried flower terrariums.

Isn't this the best architectural-form Wardian Case you've ever seen? It reproduces the Crystal Palace Exhibition in London in 1851. via Terrariums are generally credited with being invented by a gentleman named Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward. He invented them during the Victorian era and created a style of glass case with a metal frame that was very popular during the era. These terrariums were called "Wardian Cases" after Ward.