Good, distressed condition. Scratches and wear throughout.
16.5″W x 7″D x 2.5″H
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African Carved Wood Double Food Bowl
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African double food bowl has been carved from a dark wood with incised details. The two round bowls are connected with a pointed bridge for serving.
Many other African art pieces are available, sold separately.
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