Gien France Sultana Oblong Serving Tray

Sultana is a graphic and contemporary design in turquoise, orange, navy, and lavender inspired by laces of the Orient.
Gien France
$120.00
Sultana is a graphic and contemporary design in turquoise, orange, navy, and lavender inspired by laces of the Orient.
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