Stave Bottle Butler

Name: Stave Bottle Butler
Brand: Feather and Thistle at Home

Feather and Thistle at Home

£22.5

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Something a little different. Made from Speyside sourced barrel staves, these 2-glass bottle butler are perfect for setting up the ambiance for that romantic evening, or to impress guests. I ve made these with the thought of wine or gin in mind, but they could be used for anything with a stemmed glass and a bottle that fits. We sell the bottle butler s and the glasses of your choice. They are approximately 380mm long with a centre bottle hole and opposite side stem slots. The staves have been sanded and are still giving the impression of the rustic used staves. They are oiled and the edges sof

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as FEATHER AND THISTLE AT HOME LTD, number SC660118. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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