Opal Innocence Carved Serving Bowl inlaid metal matte porcelain figurine of a select Finial Tassel Color textbox Type the Name Below Silver 0.00 Gold 0.00 Brown 0.00:NONE1
USD63.00
USD95.00
Opal Innocence Carved Serving Bowl inlaid metal matte porcelain figurine of a select Finial Tassel Color textbox Type the Name Below Silver 0.00 Gold 0.00 Brown 0.00:NONE1
USD63.00
USD95.00
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Opal Innocence Carved Serving Bowl inlaid metal matte porcelain figurine of a select Finial Tassel Color textbox Type the Name Below Silver 0.00 Gold 0.00 Brown 0.00:NONE1 matte porcelain figurine of a naked woman with a shawl and red flowers on her head sitting on a bucket decorated with enamels especially in this version with the side tie for cocks This casual and durable ceramic porcelain bowl is also microwave and dishwasher friendly The simply elegant and spacious Opal Innocence Carved Serving Bowl features a flowing scroll motif in a raised relief on its pristine white rim
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