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Rare Vintage 1930's Edwin Knowles Round Platter - Floral Cross CrossStitch Embroidery Pattern Yorktown Shape 712950 - All white aesthetic Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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Rare Vintage 1930's Edwin Knowles Round Platter Floral Cross CrossStitch Embroidery Pattern Yorktown Shape 712950 All white aesthetic Designs:Birds Set of Two Shells All white aesthetic this beauty also makes an ideal fabric for kitchen curtains With its pretty floral design and art deco style shape it was the creative product of one of the largest china making companies in the United States 5" inches (length) and weighs 1

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