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Quilted Rabbit Pewter Keepsake Box by Reed & Barton - 865335 by

Item description: This Lenox product is by - This precious Quilted Rabbit Keepsake Box by Reed & Barton is sweetly decorated with a bounding long-eared rabbit and quilted stitches. Crafted in non-tarnish pewter in a tumbled vintage finish, this engravable keepsake box, lined in green fabric, will make an endearing gift. Handcrafted in America. Elegantly packaged for gift-giving. Part of the Quilted Rabbit Collection.
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Category: Lenox

 

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