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Napkin pattern

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See Linen scroll, under Linen. - Napkin ring, a ring of metal, ivory, or other material, used to inclose a table napkin.

See also: Napkin



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Retail: Party Supplies, Cards and Gifts: The clean bright store specializes in spectacular balloon sculptures and entrance arches and has a large selection of paper plate and napkin patterns to fit most all party themes.
Business For Sale; 59 -- Miscellaneous Retail; RETAIL: PARTY ... by Businesses for Sale: FirstList
There is also a choice of colors and napkin patterns.
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Retail: Party Supplies, Cards and Gifts: The clean bright store specializes in spectacular balloon sculptures and entrance arches and has a large selection of paper plate and napkin patterns to fit most all party themes.
Business For Sale; 59 -- Miscellaneous Retail; RETAIL: PARTY ... by Businesses for Sale: FirstList
 
 
 
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