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Steelite Edition Red Wine Glass, 12 1/4 oz (24-pack) PLA (2500-pack) It has a painted beige 198/CV-MCB-30

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Steelite Edition Red Wine Glass, 12 1 4 oz (24 pack) PLA (2500 pack) It has a painted beige 198 CV MCB 30 It has a painted beige finish that is both attractive and long lasting The blade is stain free to maintain an attractive appearance and is ground and honed for ultimate sharpness The glassware offers brilliance and clarity to showcase your drinks while the dishwasher safe design provides effortless cleaning Pattern: Edition

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