Marseille Spruce Mitt
Every kitchen needs a great pair of oven mitts. Made from 100% cotton with 100% polyester fill, each mitt is 13-inches long and measures 6.5-inch from thumb to exterior side. The quilted construction with insulation also helps to protect your hands from the heat.
- 100% Cotton
- Dimensions: 13" L x 6.5" W
In 1964 Danica Imports started bringing in elegant European kitchenware to the North American market. Now Designs began in 1967 in San Francisco, manufacturing sophisticated kitchen textiles and linens. In 1984 Rodney Benson and Jeremy Braude purchased Danica, and in 2004 acquired Now Designs, creating a single home décor design company with inimitable style.
Original: $14.95
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$5.23Marseille Spruce Mitt
Every kitchen needs a great pair of oven mitts. Made from 100% cotton with 100% polyester fill, each mitt is 13-inches long and measures 6.5-inch from thumb to exterior side. The quilted construction with insulation also helps to protect your hands from the heat.
- 100% Cotton
- Dimensions: 13" L x 6.5" W
In 1964 Danica Imports started bringing in elegant European kitchenware to the North American market. Now Designs began in 1967 in San Francisco, manufacturing sophisticated kitchen textiles and linens. In 1984 Rodney Benson and Jeremy Braude purchased Danica, and in 2004 acquired Now Designs, creating a single home décor design company with inimitable style.
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Every kitchen needs a great pair of oven mitts. Made from 100% cotton with 100% polyester fill, each mitt is 13-inches long and measures 6.5-inch from thumb to exterior side. The quilted construction with insulation also helps to protect your hands from the heat.
- 100% Cotton
- Dimensions: 13" L x 6.5" W
In 1964 Danica Imports started bringing in elegant European kitchenware to the North American market. Now Designs began in 1967 in San Francisco, manufacturing sophisticated kitchen textiles and linens. In 1984 Rodney Benson and Jeremy Braude purchased Danica, and in 2004 acquired Now Designs, creating a single home décor design company with inimitable style.
