Vintage 1960s Crystal Queen Lace Safari Martini Glass
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$165
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Vintage 1960s Crystal Queen Lace Giraffe Pitcher
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Vintage 1960s Crystal Queen Lace Safari Highball Glass
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Libeco Belgian Towel Tinos
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Libeco Kea Napkins
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Libeco Virginia Stripe Linen Napkins
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Luxe Domino Set with Racks
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Reijmyre Green Rio Tumbler
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Reijmyre Lina Green Votive Hurricane
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Reijmyre Mambo Green Tumbler
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William Yeoward Crystal Calypso Shot Glass Set
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William Yeoward Crystal Corinne Shot Glass Set
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Vintage 1950s Zebra Hide Rug
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William Yeoward Crystal Lillian Square Decanter Gin
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William Yeoward Crystal Lillian Square Decanter Scotch
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Tanzanian Wood and Bone Carved Spoons
Regular price $12
As a member of 1% for the Planet, we donate 1% of gross revenue to sustainable conservation initiatives that put people and the planet first.
Weston Table is committed to 1% Percent for the Planet, an international organization that puts people and the planet first. As a member of this alliance of socially and environmentally progressive businesses, Weston Table donates one percent of annual revenue to environmental preservation efforts with donations directed to Wild Survivors. Weston Table is proud to partner with an organization that shares our objectives to nourish and empower our communities, while positioning environmental sustainability at the center of our charitable efforts.
How can bees help save elephants? Wild Survivors builds beehive fences along the borders of farmland in rural Tanzania. The bees keep elephants from straying into farmland, where they might be at risk. The hives create entrepreneurship opportunities for local women, while protecting family farms.
How can bees help save elephants? Wild Survivors builds beehive fences along the borders of farmland in rural Tanzania. The bees keep elephants from straying into farmland, where they might be at risk. The hives create entrepreneurship opportunities for local women, while protecting family farms.
