John Richard GBG-2364 Mary Hong's Eternity

Product Description: John Richard - GBG-2364 - Mary Hong's Eternity - The Eternity design by glass artist Mary Hong is a beautiful creation featuring her signature broken glass and high-gloss vitreous finish. The piece is framed in a gold gallery molding. DISCLAIMER: The acrylic coating on this item is meticulously applied by hand in a process taking several hours. Several additional hours are required before the high clarity acrylic gels and cures. Our artists meticulously monitor the curing process to ensure that the acrylic coating is as free of surface defects and pinhead sized bubbles, however very small imperfections may remain. To care for the vitreous finish, use a soft lint-free dust cloth. If needed, a dash of mild, non-abrasive soap in water can be used to remove stubborn spots. Use a very soft cloth or chamois to remove any residue.

John Richard furniture and accessories make a difference and here's why: Each season, close to a thousand new items are introduced - from all the categories offered. John Richard designs are influenced by the world around us... richness found in exotic cities, architecture from off the beaten path bistros or the color of a blouse worn on a city bus. The inspirations are boundless, but our products, are bountiful. Lighting, accessories, accent furniture, case goods, botanicals, and our newest category, upholstery... work cohesively together to make John Richard the only destination you need for creating the spaces in your home you have always wanted. We do make the difference. Goods Home Furnishings believes you will fall in love with John Richard.

Collection Features: The Eternity design by glass artist Mary Hong is a beautiful creation featuring her signature broken glass and high-gloss vitreous finish. The piece is framed in a gold gallery molding. DISCLAIMER: The acrylic coating on this item is meticulously applied by hand in a process taking several hours. Several additional hours are required before the high clarity acrylic gels and cures. Our artists meticulously monitor the curing process to ensure that the acrylic coating is as free of surface defects and pinhead sized bubbles, however very small imperfections may remain. To care for the vitreous finish, use a soft lint-free dust cloth. If needed, a dash of mild, non-abrasive soap in water can be used to remove stubborn spots. Use a very soft cloth or chamois to remove any residue.