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Cotton Tablecloth with napkins Plaid Blue Red Yellow 47'' Square (4 people)The beautiful color combinations of this hand woven cotton tablecloth will give the perfect touch to your table setting.
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Mexican glassware, ... it all starts with intense heat.Glass melts at between 2600 to 2900 degrees (F.) or 1425 to 1600 degrees (C.) depending upon the composition of the glass. Glass was discovered by potters about 3000 B.C.E., and the technique of glass blowing was invented about 100 B.C.E. Glass blowing was introduced to Mexico in 1535, shortly after the Conquest, and has been a staple of Mexican craftsmanship ever since. |
