11 results for "Arbor pineapple hospitality" between $200.00 and $500.00

Product OverviewSpecificationsRelated ProductsMore Info Product Overview Hospitality Arbor by AchlaLicensed Williamsburg Collection ProductFeatures Pinapple EmblemHandcrafted Wrought Iron ConstructionArbors are erected using easy-slip components; no screws or tools are required for assemblyAll products are warranted to the customer against defects in manufacturing and workmanship for 90 days from date of purchaseFree Shipping within the Contiguous 48 States and Canada (excluding duties and fees...

Create an inviting walkway or garden accent with the Achla Hospitality Arbor. The panels of this arbor are decorated with repeating diamond patterned lattice for use with your favorite climbing plants. For a truly personalized accent, train your vines and climbing plants to grow through the lattice by weaving them in and out of the metal design. The gentle arch of the top adds a welcoming look for your home, further accented by the intricate metal pineapple which is the international symbol of hospitality...

Description As the ultimate symbol of hospitality, the pineapple was so rare in America that to share one with a guest was a great gesture of generosity. A gift to America from Christopher Columbus, who carried it with him from the West Indies in 1493. Show some hospitality by displaying it on this beautiful arbor, which also offers a home to beautiful climbing vines. Pieces are handcrafted by the traditional hammer and anvil method. Individually handforged and handwelded to exacting specifications...

Named for the inviting pineapple fruit that adorns it, this Hospitality Arbor will more than do its job of welcoming guests to your home! As the ultimate symbol of hospitality, the pineapple was so rare in America that to share one with a guest was a great gesture of generosity. Show some hospitality by displaying it on this beautiful arbor, which also offers a home to beautiful climbing vines.

The Pineapple has been the symbol of hospitality since the 15th and 16th centuries. When seamen on whaling ships returned home from the South Seas, they would place a pineapple at their front gate. This would signal welcome to all neighbors and friends to celebrate their successful return.

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