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I really wasn't looking for one of these metal, non labeled, Coke Dry Server holders, but my wife, who always is tryin to surprise me, found one this past week and got for cheap! Even came with 4 dry servers too. so it will go on the wall, between these two I have framed. Pretty cool ain't it? Coke is it!
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Nice! Very art deco holder...and "hold her" close to you. You've got a great wife.
Beauty pick by Mrs. Sign.. !!!!
Hey thanks Ray and Tommy! I like that, Mrs. Sign, Tommy. Art Deco is right Ray, the lines and curves say it all!
Thank you mikko, Bill, Michael and Kerry!!
Another cool item displayed well Signaholic. The hits just keep coming!
Hey thanks Dave! Guess I'll just start fillin it up with these servers till it's full.
Thats a sweet wifey there Per, finding the minty things you like, very nice!
She's a keeper!!
Think I will keeper Bernie! As long as she keeps buyin me gifts of course. Thanks ttomtucker and trukn!!
Thanks bratjdd!!
Thank you egreeley!
Thanks BELLIN!
Thank you Longings, Chevelleman and leighannrn!!
Thank you Designer!
I would have to agree, you got a keeper! My wife hates my passion.
Sorry to hear that chevy, my wife has the passion as bad as me, course we sell alot of antiques too. I haven't decided yet what is better, buying or selling. I think for me it's keeping,,,lol. Thank you chevy!!