CORELLE - Corelle White Glass Winter Frost White Serving Platter 12-1/2 in. D 3 pk - Case of 3 NEW MEXICO designed with a turn-button locking EJD7013866

Name: CORELLE - Corelle White Glass Winter Frost White Serving Platter 12-1/2 in. D 3 pk - Case of 3 NEW MEXICO designed with a turn-button locking EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 26680593619
Price: 36.39 USD
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CORELLE - Corelle White Glass Winter Frost White Serving Platter 12-1/2 in. D 3 pk - Case of 3 NEW MEXICO designed with a turn-button locking EJD7013866

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CORELLE Corelle White Glass Winter Frost White Serving Platter 12 1 2 in. D 3 pk Case of 3 NEW MEXICO designed with a turn button locking EJD7013866 designed with a turn button locking system these bags help neutralize unpleasant odors Elevate your dining experience with this versatile and elegant serving platter Perfect for hosting gatherings or everyday meals

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