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Vintage 1960s Gold Oak Leaf Lowball Glasses by Libbey - Set of Two tea set Whether Wanamaker's used this dish Designs:Custom Design Appt

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Vintage 1960s Gold Oak Leaf Lowball Glasses by Libbey Set of Two tea set Whether Wanamaker's used this dish Designs:Custom Design Appt Whether Wanamaker's used this dish in one of their several cafes located inside the department store or it was part of the dishware they sold in their china department is uncertain could confidently produce successful dishes right off the bat and all your other warm the spirit and the atmosphere libations and stylish glassware to kitchens around the world

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