Appalachian Hardwood Charcuterie Cutting Board, North Carolina, Handmade in the USA Lighting 4-piece measuring cup set Color:Tan/Ash

Name: Appalachian Hardwood Charcuterie Cutting Board, North Carolina, Handmade in the USA Lighting 4-piece measuring cup set Color:Tan/Ash
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 96246729926
Price: 54.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.261 (22 reviews)

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Appalachian Hardwood Charcuterie Cutting Board, North Carolina, Handmade in the USA Lighting 4 piece measuring cup set Color:Tan Ash 4 piece measuring cup set The lightweight titanium body results in an overall weight of only 2 ounces Approximately 15 x 7 x 3 4 inches (LxWxH) You can celebrate the USA and your home state at your next gathering with this beautifully handcrafted cutting and serving board

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