Winter Forest Pitcher Jug
This traditional pitcher vase is made from metal with a galvanised finish for a deliberately distressed effect to suit a wide range of Christmas décor themes.
Our vintage style jug vase is adorned with a forest of snow-covered trees, and complete with the classic wide handle and spout.
A festive home accessory brimming with Nordic character, display the pitcher jug on your living room mantelpiece, as a dining table centrepiece or even on the windowsill for showing off an array of artificial winter flowers.
Please note that the vase is not watertight, so it is only suitable to display dried or artificial floral arrangements.
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Winter Forest Pitcher Jug
This traditional pitcher vase is made from metal with a galvanised finish for a deliberately distressed effect to suit a wide range of Christmas décor themes.
Our vintage style jug vase is adorned with a forest of snow-covered trees, and complete with the classic wide handle and spout.
A festive home accessory brimming with Nordic character, display the pitcher jug on your living room mantelpiece, as a dining table centrepiece or even on the windowsill for showing off an array of artificial winter flowers.
Please note that the vase is not watertight, so it is only suitable to display dried or artificial floral arrangements.
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This traditional pitcher vase is made from metal with a galvanised finish for a deliberately distressed effect to suit a wide range of Christmas décor themes.
Our vintage style jug vase is adorned with a forest of snow-covered trees, and complete with the classic wide handle and spout.
A festive home accessory brimming with Nordic character, display the pitcher jug on your living room mantelpiece, as a dining table centrepiece or even on the windowsill for showing off an array of artificial winter flowers.
Please note that the vase is not watertight, so it is only suitable to display dried or artificial floral arrangements.
