Enameled Bowl: Copper and Fine Silver Product Description
Rare and unusual decorative cabinet knobs. Solid sterling silver,designed and fabricated by Pauline.
A real conversation piece. The current Chianti bottle has more detail and the basket is much more elaborate.
Only a few left.
Cabinet Knobs, Chianti & Corkscrew: Sterling
$125.00
2 in stock
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