April 12, 2024
Rolling Pin And Wall Mount Holder Yorktowne Pfaltzgraff
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Rolling Pin And Wall Mount Holder Yorktowne Pfaltzgraff Displayed but never used, excellent condition. This is a Pfaltzgraff rolling pin and wood wall mount holder. The pattern is Yorktowne. The rolling pin is made of pottery with wood handles. It measures 18 and 3/4 inches long and 3 inches in diameter. The wall mount holder is made of wood and painted blue. It has two holes in the back for mounting on your wall and measures 14 inches long, 3 and 1/8th high and 3 and 1/2 inches deep. The holder has a few nicks of paint chipped off on the back which could be easily touched up but, when the holder is hung up, they aren't visible. The holder is otherwise in excellent condition. Buyer pays shipping on a package mailed from zip code 20849. To find the shipping costs to your area, please use the shipping calculator located on this page. WHENEVER POSSIBLE, WE ARE HAPPY TO COMBINE MULTIPLE PURCHASES TO SAVE ON SHIPPING. Please consider adding insurance to your purchases. We do our best to package your purchase carefully, but cannot be responsible for loss or damage once the package has left our hands. Personal Checks, Cashiers Checks, Money Orders and PayPal payment accepted. If payment is by personal check, shipment will be held until check has cleared. Maryland residents please add 5% Maryland sales tax. Thank you for looking. Please
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