Mid Century Modern Oil & Vinegar Serving Set, Shelton Ware N.Y.C boho kitchen Leather strap style handle with Rooms:4 Rooms (20% off)

Name: Mid Century Modern Oil & Vinegar Serving Set, Shelton Ware N.Y.C boho kitchen Leather strap style handle with Rooms:4 Rooms (20% off)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 92696473578
Price: 59.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5625 (27 reviews)

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Mid Century Modern Oil & Vinegar Serving Set, Shelton Ware N.Y.C boho kitchen Leather strap style handle with Rooms:4 Rooms (20% off) Leather strap style handle with brass hardware 6 saucers and 5 tea cups 5"H SHIPPING Free shippingTHANK YOUThank you for stopping by my shop This beautiful three piece serving set includes a silver plated tray with wood handle and two small glass pitchers

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