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Vintage Italian 1960's Cut Glass Cake Stand with Silver Plated Pedestal - Leonard Crystal pewter This vintage beauty of a 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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Vintage Italian 1960's Cut Glass Cake Stand with Silver Plated Pedestal Leonard Crystal pewter This vintage beauty of a Designs:Birds Set of Two Shells This vintage beauty of a platter is made of bone china and hails from the Royal Gustafsberg Porcelain Factory in Gustavsberg though imported from below the border via Spain this charmer also makes an ideal low centerpiece for the table if you wanted to use it as a candle stand or fresh flower or fruit stand strawberry creme

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