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Julie Kelly
Stained Glass,
LLC.
Julie Kelly's Stained Glass Bird Feeders
"Garden Art that's as functional as it is beautiful."
Jeweled Dinner for Two
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Blue/Gold-Multi
Jeweled Dinner for Two
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Red & Green
Jeweled Dinner for Two
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Blue, Purple & Green
Jeweled Dinner for Two
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Pink/Blue-Multi
Jeweled Dinner for Two
Tray Bird Feeders
The Dinner for Two combines sparkling stained glass with durable copper to create a bird feeder that is both beautiful for the owner and brings in the birds. Over time the sides and tray will acquire the blue-green patina that is distinctive of genuine copper. Approx. 7-1/2 in. high x 5 in. wide x 5 in. deep.
Birds: Depending upon your location, cardinals, chickadees, gold finches, nut hatches and other small seed eating birds will flock to this stained glass bird feeder.
Added Features: Drain holes in the solid copper tray keep the seed dry. Fills from the top back. This tray feeder is also great for those small spaces where a big feeder doesn't fit.
Special Gift Idea: Many people have given the "Dinner for Two" bird feeder as a wedding or anniversary gift to a young couple and have included money or a gift certificate for dinner for the two of them.
Colors Available:
Blue, Purple & Green: This lovely glass looks like blue & purple flower petals amidst a sea of green leaves. Antique glass jewels sparkle on the back.
I'm sorry, but I'm temporarily sold out of this bird feeder.
Pink/Blue-Multi: Lovely watercolor swirls of pink, blue and aqua make this bid feeder special. Complimenting antique glass jewels add sparkle to the back.
Blue/Gold-Multi: These Dinner for Two tray bird feeders have the same wonderful Blue & Gold glass as the Jeweled Garden Party feeders with swirls of blues, coppery golds, and rusts. Antique glass jewels add sparkle to the back.
Red & Green: Flecks of red like rose petals against green leaves on clear glass with sparkling antique glass jewels.
I'm sorry, but I'm temporarily sold out of this bird feeder.