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Sandy Point 4-piece Place Setting by Lenox - 863491 by

Item description: This Lenox product is by - As if washed up from the sea itself, soft shades of turquoise and coral create the Sandy Point 4-piece Place Setting. Decorated with a motif of sand and shell, each shore themed dinnerware piece is crafted of shimmering porcelain. The place setting includes a dinner plate, accent plate, all purpose bowl, and mug. Bring a bit of the ocean's beauty to your table with Sandy Point dinnerware.
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Item SKU #: 863491

Category: Lenox

 

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