Sabre Paris Tortoise Bottle Opener Outdoor & Garden and flower vessels

and flower vessels

This large pewter funnel elegantly channels liquid into small openings without spillage

it captivates readers with vivid descriptions of life along Montana's Big Blackfoot River and its near magical blend of fly fishing with the troubling affections of the heart

herbs home from the farmer's market in this basket

A set of two highly collectible English golf club menu cards from the turn of the 20th century that today may be cleverly used to hold letters or photos

Sabre Paris Tortoise Bottle Opener Outdoor & Garden and flower vesselsThe beautiful mottled tortoise shell pattern of this Sabre bottle opener takes its distinctive look from the Hawksbill sea turtle. An endangered species, the turtles were captured and their shells used to make combs, frames, inlays, and spectacle frames. The practice was banned globally in the 1970s, but this synthetic replica will open bottles of beer or San Pellegrino in style.