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Tiffany Today Staff Picks Glass Pack

Tiffany Today Staff Picks Glass Pack by Designed By Delphi
$63.95 USD
Item# 4025SP   In Stock

  • Classic color combinations in the tradition of Tiffany
  • Consistent color and texture throughout is easy to cut
  • Each piece is clearly labeled to make re-ordering your favorites simple
  • 6 large pieces, 9" x 10" each

Product Description

Use glass personally selected by Delphi Glass experts with the Tiffany Today Staff Picks Glass Pack. Stunning streakies and wispies layer swirls of color on a crystal clear base for stunning visual movement. Contains 6 pieces, 9" x 10" each. A great value!

There are no extra boxing charges for glass packs. Photo is one example. Actual glass may vary from photo. Pieces may include rolled edges.

Project by artist Kayleigh Clark.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Stunning!
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Pros : The best pack I have received so far! Gorgeous colors picked by the staff! Keep this coming! I’m inclined to buy another pack they’re so beautiful!!
Cons : My only consideration would be when getting a rolled end piece, the the piece that’s rolled and unusable would be taken into consideration and add that extra inch or so to the glass piece.
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  •   Very pleased
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Pros : Order arrived in a timely fashion. very well packaged all pieces in perfect condition. Very nice selection.. Will definitely order from Delphi again.
Cons : It would be nice if it were possible to request a particular color theme. i.e. spring summer tones, something along those lines.
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