Vintage Sterling Restaurant Ware Deep Sugar Bowls circa 1951 - Set of Two tr boote - Contains a series of a cooking school founder

Name: Vintage Sterling Restaurant Ware Deep Sugar Bowls circa 1951 - Set of Two tr boote - Contains a series of a cooking school founder
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SKU: 57343409791
Price: 36.00 USD
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Vintage Sterling Restaurant Ware Deep Sugar Bowls circa 1951 Set of Two tr boote Contains a series of a cooking school founder Contains a series of six blue and white stripes Nowadays antique bottles can be used for a variety of decorating purposes from vases and specimen collections to holders for your own special tonics and tinctures these two are quite handy when it comes to cooking and serving Very interesting in size and shape

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