Coca Cola Napkin Holder Vintage 50s

1950's Coca Cola napkin holder is so stylish and can hold lots of napkins.

This is a stylish Coca Cola napkin dispenser for those who love the 1950s!

The holder has a red and white theme going on this small box. There are also some silver tones as well that are made out of metal.

This Cola napkin holder has four black buttons it seems like that holds all the weight. The box looks like it can handle being knocked over by any animals or children as well.

My friend has this Coca Cola holder in her house on her dining room table and her boyfriend always complains about how she is obsessed with 1950’s things. I think this napkin dispenser is so cute!

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