96/Case Bulk Classic Red Paper Oval Platter

96/Case Bulk Classic Red Paper Oval Platter

Marsoni

M251S

$50.67

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96/Case Bulk Classic Red Paper Oval PlatterBring a vibrant splash of color to your next event with these classic red paper oval platters. Perfect for holiday parties, birthdays, or casual gatherings, they make serving appetizers, desserts, and snacks both stylish and simple. Their bold red hue adds festive excitement to any table setting. Color: Red Material: Paper Shape: Oval Quantity: 96 platters per case Packaging: 8 plates per package, 12 packages per case Ideal for solid color themed

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