Swarovski Gin & Tonic Glass Reviews

4.9 Rating 74 Reviews

About Farrar & Tanner:

Based in the regency town of Cheltenham Spa, Farrar & Tanner procure bespoke, traditionally crafted gifts. Combining a history of blacksmith and iron work with a leather crafting heritage, Farrar & Tanner are driven by exceptional quality of materials, design and craftsmanship. A luxurious, practical collection of men's accessories, available for personalisation by their skilled team of engravers and leather embossers.

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Phone:

0344 5678365

Email:

sales@farrar-tanner.co.uk

Location:

24, Lansdown Estate, Cheltenham
Gl51 8PL

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Beverley Lander

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“Really pleased, the glass and engraving are lovely, arrived promptly”

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Posted 3 years ago

Stephen Bunk

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“This purchase was a Christmas gift for my wife. She was absolutely delighted with it !”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Delighted with design quality of the glass and engraving. It was a present and the recipient was also very happy. Looks very classy.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Judith Foster

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Posted 3 years ago

Anita Thompson

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“Good quality, stylish glasses which I had personalised as they were gifts. Recipients were very happy with them.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Clayton Gander

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“Exactly what we ordered. A really, really nice glass for my Mum, and because of this I decided to order one for my Dad as well.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Andrew Mawson

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“Excellent product bought for my mums birthday. Very high quality and prompt delivery. Thank you so much!”

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Posted 3 years ago

Ann Phillips

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“The item looks beautiful - it was a gift to my husband for our 15th(Crystal) anniversary. I love the aesthetics of it. Sadly, the glass and ice did not like each other - we are very careful as gin glass users to scoop ice in rather than drop - but I can only assume the coldness found a weakness in the glass and caused it to break. You’ll see the hole in the glass in the picture. To be fair, I’m sure it’s a flaw in one glass rather than something that’s inherent with the design, but it did make my husband very sad when it happened!”

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Posted 4 years ago