Enameled Bowl: Copper and Fine Silver Product Description
Solid sterling silver made with the utmost of detail. Real conversation pieces. Very few left. Each one completely hand constructed and decorated to make each one as realistic and dimensional as possible.
Cabinet Knobs, Corn & Carrot: Sterling
$125.00
2 in stock
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