Unique Gifts For Christmas 2011, You asked and we listened! Inspired by our customers' suggestions, these wrought iron stands are a beautiful way to display artist Stephen Kitras signature glass globes.

Simple swirls and a circular base in heavy iron are a lovely complement to the delicate and intricate glass globes. Available in one-globe (at right) or three-globes (at left). Handmade in Canada.

Click here to see Stephen Kitras' glass globes. Sold separately. Please note that globes are meant to be hung with a loop made of anything from ribbon to fishing line.

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