Pebble Bauble

SHAKSPEARE GLASS LTD

£39.5

One of our favourite baubles! Inspired by a beach with black and white pebbles near Solva in Pembrokeshire. We were walking a very small part of the coastal path and came across this amazing beach. It was monochrome and beautiful. Each piece is coated in white powdered glass and then has a contrasting powdered trail woven around the middle and to finish off, rolled through a selection of frits in different sizes, before being blown and shaped! Roughly 80 to 90mm diameter. Our Baubles are made completely by hand and may differ slightly from the picture. Please Note - our baubles are heavier tha

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SHAKSPEARE GLASS LTD, number 08319233. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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