FS: Baccarat Elephant paperweight

By LouieM
September 2, 2021 in For Sale & Items Offered

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LouieM

Posted September 2, 2021

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Posted September 2, 2021

Hello,

Having a clear out and have two of these glass Baccarat elephant paperweights for sale. They came from Harrods years ago and originally cost about ?100 each. They stand about 3 inches tall. I don't have the boxes anymore but they would make good presents/paperweights/ornaments.

?20 for one, ?30 for the pair. Pix attached. Happy to deliver in the ED area.

Louie

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