Dishwasher Safe Champagne Flutes
?18 per box
Majestic Cut Crystal Wine Glasses
?28.80 for six
Colouredglassware
from ?4.50
Decorative fused glass designs
from ?15.90
Welcome to the online shop that sells plain and cut crystal wine glasses, tumblers, champagne flutes, decanters, bowls and vases from world famous glass manufacturers such as Bohemia, Royal Brierley and Dartington Crystal, as well as value for money everyday glassware, factory seconds and glass gifts. Delivery to mainland England, Wales and southern parts of Scotland is free on orders of &50 and over. Orders under &50 are welcome, but a small delivery charge applies: &4.50 for economy delivery in&3 to&7 working&days or &9.96 for express delivery which we aim to deliver in 1 to 2 working days using either overnight carrier or royal mail.All prices include VAT at the current rate.
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VISITING THE SHOP
Nazeing Glass Works is just north of London on the Hertfordshire/Essex border, on the B194 between Broxbourne and Nazeing. The factory shop is open to the public six days per week, Monday to Friday between 9.30am and 4.30pm and on Saturdays between 9.30am and 3.00pm.& We are closed on Sundays and public holidays.&Broxbourne rail station is a 10 minute walk away and bus routes 392 / 393 (Harlow / Nazeing / Hoddesdon circulars) stop at the entrance.& There is free parking&outside the front door and step-free access into the shop.In addition to the products sold online, the factory shop has a large selection of glassware ranging from traditional cut crystal to contemporary fused glass.& We also supply engraved glassware for birthdays, weddings, sports clubs etc., and have factory seconds and clearance lines at bargain prices. If you are looking for something in particular please call during opening hours and we'll try and help. If you are planning a visit to our shop, why not make a day of it?& Here is a
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