Marble Nautilus Shaped Cheese/Serving Board with Mother of Pearl Inlay - 12-in easter Details: The mint trim provides Color:Light Blue

Name: Marble Nautilus Shaped Cheese/Serving Board with Mother of Pearl Inlay - 12-in easter Details: The mint trim provides Color:Light Blue
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 88047124570
Price: 125.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1971 (24 reviews)

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Marble Nautilus Shaped Cheese Serving Board with Mother of Pearl Inlay 12 in easter Details: The mint trim provides Color:Light Blue Details: The mint trim provides a modern contrast to the soft floral pattern Solid wood will continue to move with temperature and humidity changes marble serving board The lovely nautilus themed server can go with more traditional tableware or your modern beach house

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