M&S Wicker Scallop Vase Natural

Name: M&S Wicker Scallop Vase Natural
Brand: Marks & Spencer
SKU: 27550435
Price: 15 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Description

This wicker vase is a stylish choice for displaying dried or artificial blooms in your living space. It's made in a woven style for an artisanal look, with an elegantly curved form. At the rim, a scalloped edge provides playful detail.

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