Style #: 1429 Dimensions: H 5.75in x W 3in
A classic and dignified timepiece well-suited to gifting, the Woodbury Clock is characterized by the clean, square lines of the popular Woodbury collection.
Clean with glass cleaner and a soft cloth.
Style: 1277 Dimensions: H 10.5in x W 3.5in This square, contemporary vase provides a casual, simple elegance to flowers, floating lilies, or even on display as an accent piece Hand-wash with warm water and mild detergent. Do not expose glass to extreme heat changes, such as filling with hot liquid...
Style: 9523 Dimension:H 4.5in x W 3in The pleasingly proportional angles of the Woodstock Collection make it a longstanding customer favorite. This sweet little bud vase brings the simple perfection of its shape to your garden’s smallest flowers. Hand-wash with warm water and mild detergent. Do not expose glass to...
Style: 9059 Dimensions: 12″ x 7¼″
Capacity : 84 oz
Designed to serve the perfect quantity of wine for dinner à deux, this smaller-proportioned pitcher features the Woodstock Collection’s signature shapely silhouette. This curvaceous pourer flaunts a smooth handle, sturdy proportions and our signature satisfying heft.
Style 8853 Inspired by the conch shells off the shores of Bristol, Rhode Island, the elegant lines and intuitive angles of this handblown hurricane call to mind the Golden Ratio, at its mysterious intersection of geometry and nature. Quintessentially New England in its graceful strength.
Style: 5506 Dimensions: H 6½ x W 2¼ he spare elegance of our Woodbury Bud Vase make it a favorite for customers around the world. Hand-wash with warm water and mild detergent. Do not expose glass to extreme heat changes, such as filling with hot liquid or placing in the freezer....
Style: 6997 Dimension:H ½ x W 1⅝ x L 9¼ The stainless steel 5-piece Woodstock flatware set adds a simple, versatile aesthetic to your casual table settings or special events. A contemporary polished handle with a classic squared end makes these pieces easy to hold and adaptable to a variety...
