Cheap Reed and Barton Georgian Rose Sterling Silver Custom Nutcracker Review
Reed and Barton Georgian Rose Sterling Silver Custom Nutcracker Feature
- Unique and lovely piece that will complement any Reed and Barton Georgian Rose collection
- High quality custom-made nutcracker in like-new condition
- Made with authentic Reed and Barton sterling silver handles in the Georgian Rose pattern
- Handcrafted by skilled silversmiths
- Broad range of additional custom pieces available in Reed and Barton Georgian Rose
Reed and Barton Georgian Rose Sterling Silver Custom Nutcracker Overview
Georgian Rose is a versatile and popular sterling silver pattern by Reed and Barton. This custom-made nutcracker, both lovely and useful, will beautifully complement any Reed and Barton Georgian Rose sterling silver collection. UPG Sterling custom nutcrackers are handcrafted in the USA by highly regarded silversmiths. To create this Reed and Barton Georgian Rose nutcracker, UPG Sterling selects two original, genuine Reed and Barton sterling silver pieces in the Georgian Rose pattern in excellent estate condition which the silversmith skillfully modifies with a new, high quality stainless implement. The authentic Reed and Barton handles of the nutcracker have no monogram and may or may not have an original hallmark. The result is a unique, like-new, handcrafted piece that beautifully matches your Reed and Barton Georgian Rose sterling. UPG Sterling creates a broad range of custom pieces from original sterling silver in a variety of authentic patterns: wedding cake knives, punch ladles, ice cream scoops, nutcrackers, etc. UPG Sterling has been active and highly rated on the web since 1999 and is known for the quality of the sterling silver it offers. Buy with confidence, and let UPG Sterling help you expand your sterling collection. Please take a look at our full selection of custom pieces in the Georgian Rose pattern. In the search box above enter this phrase: Georgian Rose sterling custom
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