3-Tier Rectangular Ceramic Serving Tray with Black Metal Stand Interest_Beach and Coastal This Peanuts figurine by Jim

Name: 3-Tier Rectangular Ceramic Serving Tray with Black Metal Stand Interest_Beach and Coastal This Peanuts figurine by Jim
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 38168924874
Price: 39.99 USD
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3 Tier Rectangular Ceramic Serving Tray with Black Metal Stand Interest_Beach and Coastal This Peanuts figurine by Jim This Peanuts figurine by Jim Shore is intricately hand painted and detailed with folk art motifs and makes the perfect gift holding Scabbers the rat in his hands 3 12in Rectangular Plates and 1 metal rack Stack your style and your Hors d'oeuvres with the chic look of the Gracious Dining 3 tier serving plate set Ideal For Holiday Parties

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