Joke Table & Kitchen Sage Melamine Biscuit Jar

Joke Table & Kitchen Sage Melamine Biscuit Jar

Marsoni

M251S

$139.30

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Joke Table & Kitchen Sage Melamine Biscuit JarLooking for a stylish way to preserve and serve your snacks? With a stunning design featuring decorative round shaped balls around the edges, this jar is perfect for any occasion. It is functional, funky, and elegant. Made from scratch resistant melamine, this jar is suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Add a touch of style and functionality to your snack game with the "Joke" sage biscuit jar.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012