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| Wilton Pewter Wine Coaster or Centerpiece Bowl |
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Marked RWP, this Wilton pewter wine bottle coaster was made in Pennsylvania and dates from the late 60's to early 70's. It is 1.5" deep and 6.25" in diameter with a 4.25" central opening. The extended rim has a smooth satin finish, while the inside bowl and the outside of the piece have a pebbled texture. This bowl would hold a large taper and flowers, a bottle of wine, or could be used for candy and nuts. A lovely and versatile piece.
Insured shipping to the continental USA will be $6.75 for this item. Please contact us for overseas rates. |
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| Contact: Miss Kitty's Kitchen Collectibles |
| Seller: Dealer/Mall
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| Seller Accepts: Each of our listings clearly states the shipping charges to the continental USA. We are happy to provide a shipping discount when 3 or more items are purchased at one time. We accept PayPal, money orders, cashiers' checks and personal checks. PayPal payments can be made to "misskittys@optonline.net" Checks and money orders should be made payable to "Richard Vanore" and sent to "PO Box 2742, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410". All payments must be made in US Dollars only. All international purchases must be paid for with PayPal or International Postal Money Order. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us and we'll be happy to help. |
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| Price: $16.00 USD Convert Currency |
| Quantity Available: 1 |
| Est. Shipping: $6.75 USD |
| Ship Internationally: Yes (Quoted at time of purchase) |
| Shipping Paid By: Buyer |
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