Make snacks easily accessible with the Towle Wood and Iron Lazy Susan |
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Towle Vintage Wood and Iron Lazy Susan Product Info
Costco Item#: 1075113Costco Price: $29.99
Found at: Costco in Redwood City, CA (2300 Middlefield Rd.)
(price and availability may vary per Costco location)
Towle Wood and Iron Lazy Susan features a stained wood for that vintage look |
Outfit your round table with the elegant Towle Vintage Lazy Susan |
Towle Vintage Lazy Susan: great for any dining table |
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Towle Wood and Iron Vintage Lazy Susan
Lay out an entire feast for family and friends on this generously sized Lazy Susan by Towle. At 44.45 cm (17.5 in), this rotating tray can accommodate several serving bowls at once, making hors d'oeuvres, main courses, and side dishes easily accessible to your guests with a simple spin of the tray. It's practical and beautiful. The sustainable mango wood has been stained to bring out the wood's natural pattern and waves, and the piece is elegantly finished with burnished iron detailing.
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Key Features:
- Features a burnished iron frame
- Smooth movement ball-bearing mechanism
- Made of sustainable, durable mango wood
- Food safe
- Hand wash only
- No assembly required
4 comments:
I live in Charlotte NC and both stores are out of this item. Is it possible to purchase this item at another store in this state or can it be shipped to us. A reply would be most welcomed. Thanks
Hello @Unknown, the only way to have the Towle Wood and Iron Vintage Lazy Susan shipped to you is if you order it through Costco's main website. Unfortunately, I just checked and the Towle Wood and Iron Vintage Lazy Susan isn't available on costco.com. That's the thing about costco's website. Items in Costco warehouses aren't always available on the website and vice-versa.
Please buy more to sell at Costco.
Hi @Unknown, yes Costco should have more of the Towle Wood and Iron Lazy Susan available, but that's the thing with Costco. They usually just have a set number to sell, and once they're totally out, that's it. They're not going to get more of it in stock.
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