Christmas Tree Topper Ornament Vintage blown Glass Cleopatra ornament glass egg Decorative Ceiling Lights - requires E12 type socket ET-23193987060

Name: Christmas Tree Topper Ornament Vintage blown Glass Cleopatra ornament glass egg Decorative Ceiling Lights - requires E12 type socket ET-23193987060
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 91232820986
Price: 74.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1017 (13 reviews)

Christmas Tree Topper Ornament Vintage blown Glass Cleopatra ornament glass egg Decorative Ceiling Lights - requires E12 type socket ET-23193987060

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Christmas Tree Topper Ornament Vintage blown Glass Cleopatra ornament glass egg Decorative Ceiling Lights requires E12 type socket ET 23193987060 requires E12 type socket bulbs ( USA and Canada) OR E14 socket type bulbs (UK creating a statement artistic lighting fixture ideal for luxury home decor This listing consist of Mouth Blown Egyptian Glass ornaments tree topper (PLEASE CHECK OUR OTHER GLASS tree topper)

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