Naxos-Large-Antique-White-Vase
- Curated for modern living
- Crafted with quality in mind
- High-quality materials
This is the Naxos Large Antique White Vase, at 43cm high and 32cm wide and deep this is an ideal size for a vase. Display a beautiful bouquet of flowers or greenery to complete this product perfectly. The white finish ensures this product will fit into any interior while the style has taken inspiration from a Greek style making it timeless and unique. See 19501 and 19502 for the similar styles. Please note, this vase's intended purpose is for faux flowers: if customers wish to display real flowers in these they must use a florist's cellophane wrap to contain water.
- In stock, ready to ship
- Backordered, shipping soon
- Free UK Mainland Delivery
Length: 43cm
Height: 32cm
Width: 32cm
Weight: 5.5kg
We aim to deliver within 3-5 working days for Mainland UK only.
Full tracking is provided once dispatched.
Returns
- Accepted within 14 days of delivery
- A 50% restocking fee applies
- Original delivery and handling charges are non-refundable
- Return shipping costs apply if collection is required
- Items must be unused and returned in original packaging and condition
Returns – Damaged or Incorrect Items
- Must be reported within 3 working days of delivery
- Photo evidence and full order details must be provided
- Items must be returned in original packaging and from the original delivery address
- If approved, we will offer either a replacement, repair, or partial refund depending on the issue
- Damage caused after the item has been moved from the original delivery address may void the return
Important Notes
- All return requests must include full order info and images where applicable
- Incomplete or late return requests may not be accepted
- If an approved return is not received within the specified timeframe, full charges may apply
- Any redelivery or second collection attempts will incur extra charges
- Surface variations and minor imperfections that are natural to the product material are not considered faults