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Wholesale C-Pink Wafer Biscuit Trinket Box
Wholesale C-Pink Wafer Biscuit Trinket Box
Wholesale C-Pink Wafer Biscuit Trinket Box
Wholesale C-Pink Wafer Biscuit Trinket Box
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The C-Pink Wafer Biscuit Trinket Box by Merryfield Pottery is a charming and unique addition to any jewelry collection. This trinket box is not only a functional storage solution for your little odds and ends, but it also serves as a delightful decorative piece. Hand-painted with meticulous attention to detail, it showcases Merryfield Pottery's commitment to creating nature-inspired ceramics that are as beautiful as they are practical. Ideal for storing your precious trinkets, this box is a testament to the brand's craftsmanship and love for the art.
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Made in United Kingdom Weight: 113.4 g (4 oz)
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Took nearly 7 weeks to arrive. Very disappointed with the quality. The smell of varnish was overpowering. Heavily and badly painted so unable to see what the biscuits were supposed to be. Names of biscuits were crudely written on with either biro or what looked like felt tip pen. Hair and what I assume was cardboard was painted into both inside and outside of the boxes. When I contacted the owner I was told that I was inaccurate about my observations. Returned to Faire immediately
Took nearly 7 weeks to arrive. Very disappointed with the quality. The smell of varnish was overpowering. Heavily and badly painted so unable to see what the biscuits were supposed to be. Names of biscuits were crudely written on with either biro or what looked like felt tip pen. Hair and what I assume was cardboard was painted into both inside and outside of the boxes. When I contacted the owner I was told that I was inaccurate about my observations. Returned to Faire immediately
26 mars 2025 • Amanda • Bewdley, United Kingdom