Plates- Spoon rests black bean
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About the Vendor
Playful Mud Pottery
Lindsay, ON
Phone: 705-934-3376
Description
Unique 5.25 " D spoon rests $5.00 each
one flat and one spiral like design- please indicate when purchasing otherwise will be random
black bean colour
Handmade pottery, stoneware, wheel thrown
freezer/oven/microwave and dishwasher safe
Payment
A valid credit card is required to purchase this item.
Tax Information
This item is non taxable.
Fulfillment
Pick up at my business location: 37 Barron Blvd, Lindsay,ON K9V0C4 For pick ups: please call to set up time
Delivery is possible if within Kawartha lakes, please call 705-934-3376 or email me at playfulmud@gmail.com for assistance
About the Vendor
Playful Mud Pottery
Lindsay, ON
Phone: 705-934-3376
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