Laguiole Bread Knife, Exotic Wood, by Claude Dozorme Plain White Wine Glass all in Royal Scot Crystal's

all in Royal Scot Crystal's Edinburgh collection

allowing you to spread the fragrance of your choice

Enjoy reflective moments

The milky and fruity accents will brighten up your interior and are emphasised with the exotic floral notes of iris and lotus flower

Inspired by the spectacular rows of plane trees lining "the most beautiful Avenue of the World"  this sculpture of light and crystal captures the very essence of Paris

Laguiole Bread Knife, Exotic Wood, by Claude Dozorme Plain White Wine Glass all in Royal Scot Crystal'sThe Claude Dozorme story begins in 1902 in La Monnerie. Blaise Dozorme, an expert steel worker, used his expertise to create a small knife making workshop in his home. His professionalism and keen sense of duty coupled with his entrepreneurial spirit and dominant personality gained him the nickname "The Wolf'. Blaise's son, Valentin, took over the small workshop in 1934 and further anchored its expertise however it was in the 1970s that the family