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The good host

Pink bow-shaped paper party napkins

£14.49
Delivered within 9 days. Free tracked UK delivery on every order.

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About this piece

Pink bow-shaped paper napkins, designed for parties and celebrations. Each napkin is die-cut into the shape of a bow and printed with a pink design that resembles watercolour. Set them beside coffee, cake or cutlery at a table to add a playful touch to a tea party or gathering. Weight: about 80 g. Features: ["COMMON"] COMMON. The option sold here is Bow tie special shape; please check it is the one you want before you order. It sits in The good host, the hall for “People are coming round”.

Price, delivery and returns

Pink bow-shaped paper party napkins costs £14.49 at Kernow Trading Piskie Emporium, sold by Kernow Trading Co. of Axminster, Devon, England, delivered to UK addresses within 9 days of ordering. Delivery is £0.00. You have 14 days to change your mind, with free UK returns. Payment is taken by Shopify's checkout.

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The good host

People are coming round.

Nobody minds a Tuesday if the table looks like a Saturday. Candles that do not drip, a runner that forgives gravy, a tray that makes the drinks walk themselves to the garden. The Victorians invented Christmas and then put a tablecloth on it. We have stocked the tablecloth.

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