Galway Crystal
Galway Crystal | Large Tote Bag - Navy and Tan
Galway Crystal are one of the world's best known traditional crystal makers. They are based in the heart of Galway Bay and they have a rich history steeped in heritage and tradition. Their inspiration comes from the wealth of history and folklore which is synonymous with Galway and the countryside that surrounds it.
Stylish ladies tote bag from Galway Crystal, perfect to carry around your everyday essentials. The bag features 2 x zip pockets , 2 x open pockets , 1 x detachable inner inner bag , 1 x Pocket sizer for smartphones. Material: 100% PU Animal Friendly ( Vegan Leather)
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My wife and I saw this teapot on our honeymoon 2 years ago, but didn't purchase it because we were worried about luggage space. Since then we have always regretted not buying it. Thankfully Standun was able to fulfill the order and I surprised my wife for her anniversary. It is beautiful, and we love it! Standun did an immaculate job packing and shipping it safely and promptly.
Thank you very much for your excellent service.
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Was gifted these myself in May and loved them so much have bought two more as gifts for friends.
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Hi, love the Brakeburn Blanket stitch jumper in turquoise. It's a really nice colour and looks lovely on, fast delivery too. Thank you so much. Elizabeth .
