Vintage Recycled Glass Multi-Purpose Serving Bowl & Olive Wood Servers Lorainne Swedish architect Thomas Sandell's bar

Name: Vintage Recycled Glass Multi-Purpose Serving Bowl & Olive Wood Servers Lorainne Swedish architect Thomas Sandell's bar
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SKU: 45091945430
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Vintage Recycled Glass Multi Purpose Serving Bowl & Olive Wood Servers Lorainne Swedish architect Thomas Sandell's bar Swedish architect Thomas Sandell's bar ware for Georg Jensen gives wine the respect it deserves with carafes Dimensions: 45" wide x 45" long x 82" high Recycled glass is sturdy with a subtle green hue The cool vintage logo for this eco friendly glassware is embossed on the base of this piece

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