Golden Bee 2 Piece Serving Set with Cheese Knife Fall The beautiful cobalt blue pattern Size:(G)

Name: Golden Bee 2 Piece Serving Set with Cheese Knife Fall The beautiful cobalt blue pattern Size:(G)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 74217252333
Price: 69.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2448 (27 reviews)

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Golden Bee 2 Piece Serving Set with Cheese Knife Fall The beautiful cobalt blue pattern Size:(G) The beautiful cobalt blue pattern set against the pure white porcelain makes the right statement our Wicker Tulipiere creates a magical focal point blooming with fun We celebrate the beauty of the bee here with the honeycomb shapes hand carved into this serving board Created in acacia wood you can create an amazing charcuterie or cheese presentation and impress all your guests with your great sense of style

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