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Winter Greetings® Salt & Pepper Set by Lenox - 863883 by

Item description: This Lenox product is by - A pair of elegant cardinals from the popular Winter Greetings dinnerware pattern create the Winter Greetings Carved Salt & Pepper Set. Crafted of shimmering porcelain, this lovely set of a male and female cardinal will add color and style to any dinner or buffet table. A perfect accent for Winter Greetings or any holiday dinnerware, this festive salt and pepper set makes a wonderful gift.
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Item SKU #: 863883

Category: Lenox

 

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