Modern blown glass pendant light ripped glass shade with color glass from glassblownstudio Color List No.:10 Material: Brass & Glass ET-23193987060

Name: Modern blown glass pendant light ripped glass shade with color glass from glassblownstudio Color List No.:10 Material: Brass & Glass ET-23193987060
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 12709096833
Price: 199.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6714 (29 reviews)

Modern blown glass pendant light ripped glass shade with color glass from glassblownstudio Color List No.:10 Material: Brass & Glass ET-23193987060

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Modern blown glass pendant light ripped glass shade with color glass from glassblownstudio Color List No.:10 Material: Brass & Glass ET 23193987060 Material: Brass & Glass This listing consist of Mouth Blown Egyptian Glass blue Vase Gold and Silver Colors This pendant light is performed by glass blown technique and the material is Pyrex glass very high material light weight

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