Brass Home Decor Offers First Ever Pricing Reductions Across the Board

Brass Home Decor has announced their first ever pricing reductions on their inventory of over 300 solid brass items.

Wilmington, NC (PRWEB) November 21, 2006 -- Brass Home Décor (www.brasshomedecor.com) has reduced the pricing on over 300 unique, quality hand-crafted, solid brass gifts from now through the end of the year, owner John MacDonald announced. Although raw materials for their brass creations has increased, Brass Home Décor is offering a first time ever offered price reduction on their entire inventory. The reduction in pricing is in effect, now through December 31, 2006. Consumers can take advantage of the quality and affordability of Brass Home Décor's extensive catalog of gifts, with the added bonus of limited time special pricing.

Two and a half years ago Brass Home Décor brought their wares to the Internet. Their products have been so well received by their customers that they have never once had an item returned. MacDonald goes on to say that, "Every item you see is what you get. Each item is photographed showing every detail." Although not readily apparent over a computer screen, once a customer receives their order and handles the brass-ware, the weight itself tells the story.

With over 300 items to choose from, there is something appealing for every one and any occasion at Brass Home Decor. They carry a number of holiday inspired items such as wreath and Christmas stocking hangers, along with candle holders, fireplace tools, sports related, nautical themed, to name a few. Some of the occasions the brass-ware is particularly well suited for are birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, house-warmings and even for the corporate executive or valued employee. MacDonald stands by his products with a 30 day money back guarantee and a generous policy of Free Shipping throughout the U.S.

Brass Home Decor is also proud to give back. A portion of their company profits made through the sales of their brass items are sent to India to fund schools and factories for their country.

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