Gold-finished Candlestick Holder features a traditional turned baluster design - Will Get Makeover farmhouse Each grain sack has measurements EC24076

Name: Gold-finished Candlestick Holder features a traditional turned baluster design - Will Get Makeover farmhouse Each grain sack has measurements EC24076
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SKU: 45336063747
Price: 26.95 USD
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Gold-finished Candlestick Holder features a traditional turned baluster design - Will Get Makeover farmhouse Each grain sack has measurements EC24076

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Gold finished Candlestick Holder features a traditional turned baluster design Will Get Makeover farmhouse Each grain sack has measurements EC24076 Each grain sack has measurements listed in the drop down menu as they vary from sack to sack Dimensions: 21L x 17W x 63 Our thrifted items have been hand picked Thrifted As Is

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