Battery-Operated Glass LED Candles with Flickering Flame, Paw Print - Set of 2 Weighted Candleholder The string light features C7

Name: Battery-Operated Glass LED Candles with Flickering Flame, Paw Print - Set of 2 Weighted Candleholder The string light features C7
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 25750102283
Price: 26.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3789 (12 reviews)

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Battery Operated Glass LED Candles with Flickering Flame, Paw Print Set of 2 Weighted Candleholder The string light features C7 The string light features C7 glass bulbs with a visible filament strung along a 300" UL listed green cord with end to end connectors String lights require 2 AA batteries (not included) Accent your home with this adorable pair of battery operated paw prints flickering flame candles The clear glass includes genuine poured wax and a pivoted flame shaped wick with a flickering amber LED light

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