Copper planter, English Early 1900s

Marsoni

M251S

$39.50

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Copper planter, English Early 1900sRustic Arts & Crafts oval hammered copper planter with an iron handle; antique English early 1900s. Condition: surface dents Size: Wide: 20 cm Length: 28 cm Height: 12 cm Style note many products created in the Arts & Crafts style are recognisable for their superb quality and simplicity of design. They make use of natural inspired elements and shapes in decoration, and above all, they are highly functional. This all gives Arts & Crafts products a

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Not quite sure how to rate this. It's an attractive basic analog watch; I especially like the blue numbers. And my experience with the reliability and durability of Casio has always been terrific. But... it's huge. I am stunned to see the other review that states that this watch is too small and is suitable only for a child; I think the reviewer must have been reviewing some other model. This one is larger than any other watch I own, including a hand-me-down men's watch that I got from a friend. This is NOT a unisex watch and should not be advertised as such. But if Casio would make the same thing in a women's model, I would snap it up. UPDATE: When my smaller watch died, I finally started wearing this one. I've gotten used to the size, and now it looks and feels normal to me instead of huge. I adore the blue numbers--they make me happy every time I look at the watch.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2016