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Rada Cutlery Stoneware Round Pizza Baking Stone, 15 Inch, Made in USA $26.29 The Rada Cutlery Stoneware Pizza Baking Stone absorbs heat to maintain an even baking temperature. The textured surface produces pizzeria-type crusts for superior results. Rada stoneware can go directly from the freezer to a pre-heated 400 degree oven without cracking the stoneware. No pre-use seasoning is required: before using your stone for the first time, simply rinse it in warm water and tow... |
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Keilen Bread Warmer and Basket $17.99 The irresistible aroma of warm bread comes alive with this Italian Villa Bread Warmer. Featuring an unglazed terra cotta warming stone, tucked in the unique "pocket" of this classic cloth liner all nested in an attractive wicker bread basket. Just heat the unglazed terra cotta stone in the oven or microwave, slip the hot stone into the pocket of the cloth liner, and place in the basket. The stone'... |
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Mikasa Italian Countryside 16-Piece Dinnerware Set, Service for 4 $99.45 DD900-016 16 Piece Dinnerware Set Includes: -4 Dinner plates. -4 Salad plates. -4 Cereal bowls. -4 Mugs. Features: -16 Piece dinnerware set. -Italian Countryside collection. -Scrolls and fluting have beautiful design. -Reminiscent of classic Italian culture. -Perfect for casual entertaining. -Microwave safe. Specifications: -Material: Stoneware. -Cleaning and care: Dishwasher safe. -Overall dime... |
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Those Magnificent Men Their Flying Machines [VHS] $12.96 An air race from London to Paris provides the premise for this marvelous comedy, which features thrilling aerial photography and some stupefying stunt flying. It's set in 1910, when the (lovingly re-created) airplanes of the period were likelier to sputter and crash than they were to go in a straight line. The international contest requires an international cast, including Stuart Whitman as a cowb... |
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Anthony Adverse [VHS] $14.98 Film adaptation of Hervey Allen's bestselling novel of a young man with a tragic past who grows up carrying out adventures across 19th-century Europe, Cuba and Africa.... |
