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Tiger Chef Antique Grey Round Vintage Dinner Charger For Plates, Wedding Reception Plate Chargers For Table Settings Hard Round Heavyweight Charger Plates - 24 Piece
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Tiger Chef Antique Grey Round Vintage Dinner Features
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Sophisticated with an antique, distressed design, this charger plate in grey will complement many decors and color schemes.
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With a 13” in diameter these gold charger plates fit under salad plates, soup bowls and dinner plates to prevent your table from spills, while adding a sophisticated touch. Offering unparalleled style and versatility, it provides plenty of room for serving soups, salads, and entrees.
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Decorative, vintage embossed pattern around the rim adds elegance and sophistication to your dining table
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Commercial quality and made to last, these dinner plate chargers are perfect for enhancing table settings at your weddings, banquets, catered event, restaurant, hotels, etc. Adds a professional, finished look to table settings.
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For easy care, simply wash under hot rinsing water. These plates are not microwave or dishwasher friendly
About Tiger Chef Antique Grey Round Vintage Dinner
Set the tables at wedding receptions, anniversary dinners and other formal affairs with the Tiger Chef Royal Antiqued Grey Round Vintage Charger Plates. Sophisticated and with a timeless, antique design, this charger plate will complement many decors and color schemes. Crafted of durable melamine, with understated beauty, this charger features embossed accenting along the rim and a distressed finish throughout that will look stunning on any tabletop. Charger plates are back in style! Add chic elegance to the formal table setting. Charger plates are decorative plates that act as a base on which serving bowls and dishes are placed and are usually removed after the appetizers and first course are cleared off the table. Other times, when the design of the charger plate complements the design of the dinnerware, the charger plates may be left on the table throughout the course of meal, until dessert, at which time they are always removed.
