In Charleston, South Carolina, Drayton Hall (c. 1738) is one of America’s finest examples of Georgian Palladian architecture
and one of the nation’s oldest preserved plantation houses that is open to the public.

A stylish garland design encircles this glassware collection, evoking the sophistication and grace embodied in the homes of the antebellum South.

Each detailed garland is etched and engraved by hand and is embellished with colored, faceted jewels.

A portion of the proceeds generated by Design in America™ products supports the mission of the National Trust for Historic Perservation to protect and preserve America’s historic communities and places.