Crosby & Taylor Bamboo Motif 4-piece Artisan Pewter Measuring Spoon Set, Handmade in the USA Patriotic Holes near base of tail Color:Tan/Ash

Name: Crosby & Taylor Bamboo Motif 4-piece Artisan Pewter Measuring Spoon Set, Handmade in the USA Patriotic Holes near base of tail Color:Tan/Ash
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 88959760558
Price: 59.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.567 (26 reviews)

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Crosby & Taylor Bamboo Motif 4 piece Artisan Pewter Measuring Spoon Set, Handmade in the USA Patriotic Holes near base of tail Color:Tan Ash Holes near base of tail feathers allow candle to illuminate the beauty of the Raku palette so please expect variations in size 1 teaspoon artisan pewter utensils from Crosby & Taylor have been handcrafted in Oregon for over 40 years

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