Verona Cocktail Shaker - 700ml Nickel-Plated Bar Shaker with Leather Grip | Silver product_type_window_cleaning_accessories No electricity or battery needed

Name: Verona Cocktail Shaker - 700ml Nickel-Plated Bar Shaker with Leather Grip | Silver product_type_window_cleaning_accessories No electricity or battery needed
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 25329287335
Price: 51.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3069 (7 reviews)

Verona Cocktail Shaker - 700ml Nickel-Plated Bar Shaker with Leather Grip | Silver product_type_window_cleaning_accessories No electricity or battery needed

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Verona Cocktail Shaker 700ml Nickel Plated Bar Shaker with Leather Grip Silver product_type_window_cleaning_accessories No electricity or battery needed No electricity or battery needed Suitable for: Suitable for 58mm coffee bowls Product Dimensions: 9 cm (W) x 27 cm (H) Verona Cocktail Shaker The Verona Cocktail Shaker brings style and simplicity to your home bar

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