Classic Globes
10" Blue-White Peacock Burst Globe
$39.95
The intense colors of the 10" Blue-White Peacock Burst Gazing Globe will make it a standout in any yard. Individually hand-blown so no two are alike, the swirling pattern is...
10" Red Diamond Embossed Globe
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The vibrant color of the 10" Red Diamond Embossed Gazing Globe will make it a standout in any yard. Individually hand-blown so no two are alike, the embossed pattern enhances...
10" Iridescent Peacock Burst Gazing Globe
$39.95
The intense iridescent colors of the 10" Iridescent Peacock Burst Gazing Globe will make it a standout in any yard. Individually hand-blown so no two are alike, the swirling pattern...
10" Teal Gazing Globe
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Hand-blown glass gazing balls or garden globes date back centuries to Victorian England and were used by the aristocracy to ward off evil spirits and witches because of their reflective...
10" Green Chrome Swirl Gazing Globe
$39.95
As an update to the traditional mirrored glass gazing globe that's been around for centuries, the embossed swirl pattern found on the 10" Green Chrome Swirl Globe adds a touch...
10" Blue Chrome Swirl Gazing Globe
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As an update to the traditional mirrored glass gazing globe that's been around for centuries, the embossed swirl pattern found on the 10" Blue Chrome Swirl Globe adds a touch...
10" Arco Iris Gazing Globe
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Hand-blown glass gazing balls date back centuries to Victorian England and were used by the aristocracy to ward off evil spirits and witches because of their reflective properties, and hence...
10" Gold Gazing Globe
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Hand-blown glass gazing balls date back centuries to Victorian England and were used by the aristocracy to ward off evil spirits and witches because of their reflective properties, and hence...
10" Silver Gazing Globe
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Hand-blown glass gazing balls date back centuries to Victorian England and were used by the aristocracy to ward off evil spirits and witches because of their reflective properties, hence the...
