Royal Imports Flower Glass Vase Decorative Centerpiece for Home or Wedding - Oblong Rectangle Shape, 12" Long, 4" Hx4 W Opening, Clear

Items are very high-quality and look exactly like the photo. Will be ordering more as my need for plants grow. Highly recommend

does good..........

This is perfect for a table, mantel, or island arrangement. Flowers, decorations, candles would look good in this. Versatile enough to serve a stack of cookies on a buffet or store toiletries in your bath.

I found these cute cacti plants at home depot and then new exactly what jar I needed- and of course found this on amazon, it is perfect! Really enjoying it! The vase is nice and thick and the perfect dimensions, just what I had set out to find!

I use this for planting lucky bamboo. Holds up well with rocks in it and water.

This glass dish is exactly what I was looking for. The plants in the pic are carnivorous plants who like to live submerged in water. I had them in a plastic dish, but it had gotten all slimy with algae. I wanted to get a snail to eat the algae, but I was afraid to have the snail living in plastic. The new glass dish will make a lovely home for a snail, and maybe even some floating water plants! I was surprised and pleased to note that the dish came with little silicone feet so neither the dish nor my window sill will get scratched up. Slightly beveled top edge means no fear of getting cut on a sharp edge.

We used 2 of these to make a centerpiece of our coffee table. Initially we had them filled with water for floating candles (didn't leak one bit and looked very nice) and then eventually settled on just filling them with sand and seashells with candles in the center (our dog discovered the water was drinkable and being he's the perfect height, he decided to make it his new water dish when we weren't looking).This item is the perfect size for a coffee table center piece or a small planter for inside. I won't say it feels like the most sturdy thing in the world, but it doesn't feel weak at all (I'm likely just paranoid about it breaking like I am with all glass items). If it I didn't have faith in its construction, I never would have filled it with water and left it on my table, let's put it that way. No complaints whatsoever.

I needed a reliable, water tight rectangular vase. I had a betta recovering from an infection and some fin rot and he needed something shallow and small to he could get to the surface. Originally I was using another vase made of thicker glass from hobby lobby. That one cracked and started leaking for no reason. It might’ve been the vibrations of the filter. I replaced it to this vase and never had a problem! It’s much prettier too. (If you’re wondering, the fish made a full recovery and lives in a big tank now.) Keeping this vase!