Set of Two 6" Taupe And White Alabaster Glass Square Candy or Nut Bowl

Marsoni

M251S

$77.99

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Set of Two 6" Taupe And White Alabaster Glass Square Candy or Nut BowlThe set of two 6 inch taupe and white alabaster glass square bowls combines elegance and functionality. European handcrafted from high quality alabaster glass, these bowls showcase exceptional artistry and attention to detail. Designed in a soft corner square shape, they will enhance the presentation of whatever you choose to fill them with; or create a striking decorative display on their own. 2. 5 inch h x 6 inch w x 6 inch d. Details GTIN (UPC

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