Mallory Labit
@
Beatriz Ball
June 24, 2021
• 5:12 PM
• 1,926 days ago
Mallory Labit
@
Beatriz Ball
June 24, 2021
• 5:12 PM
• 1,926 days ago
Beatriz Ball's GLASS New Orleans Cracked Foil Leafing Shell Platter Set of 2 (Gold) includes a pair of scallop-shaped glass bowls with hand-applied cracked gold foil. The vibrant set is ideal for serving snacks and as home décor. Lovely in a beach house.
Handmade in Turkey especially for Beatriz Ball; no two pieces exactly alike.
Skyros Designs
June 19, 2021
• 8:35 AM
• 1,931 days ago
Skyros Designs
June 19, 2021
• 8:35 AM
• 1,931 days ago
Father’s Day is here and we know Dad deserves a special gift!! So raise a glass to Dad and dash in to your favorite #shoplocal Skyros retail partner for the perfect Father’s Day gift!! Mix it up, we’ve got the most stylish way to sip... serve... repeat!! #skyrosdesigns
Mallory Labit
@
Beatriz Ball
Mar. 15, 2021
• 1:33 PM
• 2,027 days ago
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Mallory Labit
@
Beatriz Ball
Mar. 15, 2021
• 1:33 PM
• 2,027 days ago
A towering achievement in handmade metal, the Beatriz Ball PEDESTAL Vento Alba decorative metal pedestal bowl is the height of versatility. A great punch bowl, it makes an eye-catching centerpiece filled with seasonal blooms and ivy (we recommend using a liner), and a sensational serving piece for fruit, salads, and desserts.
Perfectly proportioned and enhanced by flirty curves, it enhances any table, and makes a spectacular gift. Pair it with Beatriz Ball stemware&...
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Mallory Labit
@
Beatriz Ball
Jan. 22, 2021
• 12:56 PM
• 2,079 days ago
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Mallory Labit
@
Beatriz Ball
Jan. 22, 2021
• 12:56 PM
• 2,079 days ago
With retail sales of alcohol for home consumption skyrocketing, and severe restrictions for pubs and restaurants due to the pandemic, many of us are enjoying upgrading our home bars.
Beatriz Ball’s selection of PEARL David trays are indispensable serving pieces with infinite possibilities for dramatic presentations. Great on the bar to hold bottles, glasses and garnishes.
Fun Fact: In 1838, Antoine Amédée Peychaud experimented with a mixture of ...
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