Cafe Has A Rare Original Wine Decanter Crossword Clue

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- Bottle for the table
- Bottle for wine or water
- Cafe has a rare original wine decanter
- Egyptian god goes into cafe with wine server
- Used to serve wine
- Water jug
- Water or wine container

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