William Yeoward Crystal Honeycomb Honey Jar and Spoon Dinner Plates Named for the Cyrnos villa
Description
Named for the Cyrnos villa built by Empress Eugenie in the Alpes-Maritimes Roquebrune where the air is scented with lavender and the dry sunshine drenched landscape is perfumed with citrus notes and herbaceous wafts
Filled with tiny feet
A late 19th century hand painted grape hod salvaged from Van Gogh’s stomping grounds in Arles
a roast chicken
William Yeoward Crystal Honeycomb Honey Jar and Spoon Dinner Plates Named for the Cyrnos villaA hand blown amber glass honey vessel designed to look like a traditional grass or straw bee skep hive.
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