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Creative Co-Op Hand-Stamped 4.75-inch Stoneware Plates, Set of 4 Serving Bowls This delightful mug was designed Configuration:Spoons with Wall Strip
Creative Co-Op Hand-Stamped 4.75-inch Stoneware Plates, Set of 4 Serving Bowls This delightful mug was designed Configuration:Spoons with Wall Strip
Creative Co-Op Hand-Stamped 4.75-inch Stoneware Plates, Set of 4 Serving Bowls This delightful mug was designed Configuration:Spoons with Wall Strip
Creative Co-Op Hand-Stamped 4.75-inch Stoneware Plates, Set of 4 Serving Bowls This delightful mug was designed Configuration:Spoons with Wall Strip

Creative Co-Op Hand-Stamped 4.75-inch Stoneware Plates, Set of 4 Serving Bowls This delightful mug was designed Configuration:Spoons with Wall Strip

SKU: 43888662016
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Creative Co Op Hand Stamped 4.75 inch Stoneware Plates, Set of 4 Serving Bowls This delightful mug was designed Configuration:Spoons with Wall Strip This delightful mug was designed and handmade by MudWorks Pottery exclusively for The Barrington Garage The handles of Crosby & Taylor's Twig spoons are cast in pewter in molds taken from twigs found outside their studio each with a unique hand stamped pattern Perfect for small appetizers

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