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Paris FR Platter-Custom City PlatterThis Paris melamine serving platter can be used to serve cheese and fruit, cookies or any other snack you love or can look good just hanging around on your kitchen wall. It is made of BPA free, non toxic melamine and measures 11" x 14." Any city in my collection can be made into a platter so please specify which city you'd like if not Paris. Great as a housewarming or wedding gift! Can also be personalized for an additional charge. This item may take
This Paris melamine serving platter can be used to serve cheese and fruit, cookies or any other snack you love or can look good just hanging around on your kitchen wall. It is made of BPA free, non-toxic melamine and measures 11" x 14."Any city in my collection can be made into a platter so please specify which city you'd like if not Paris.
Great as a housewarming or wedding gift! Can also be personalized for an additional charge. This item may take up to 10 days-2 weeks to receive if I don't have it in stock. If it's in stock, then I can ship within 3 days. Please let me know if you need it this quickly when ordering.
Be sure to check out the matching Paris prints, tea towels, trays, mugs, totes, and pillows sold here also.
Features:
• dishwasher safe
• not microwaveable
• BPA-Free, Non-Toxic
• can be personalized
• shipped flat in a protective cardboard container
This platter is reproduced from my original illustration ©tammysmithdesign
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