Matte Black Round Plate 7 Inch

Marsoni

M251S

$30.00

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Matte Black Round Plate 7 InchThis 7 inch black frosted threaded disc plate combines the elegance of Japanese imitation porcelain with the durability of melamine. Ideal for serving hot pot desserts, sushi, barbecue, or cold snacks, its versatile design suits both Western and Asian cuisines. The textured surface enhances grip and presentation, making it a practical and stylish choice for professional dining settings. Specification Feature Details Product Name Matte Black Round

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