Introducing the Brutus Robed Bust 33: Timeless Greek & Roman Sculpture of Noble Character Home Décor ensuring exceptional quality and unique

Name: Introducing the Brutus Robed Bust 33: Timeless Greek & Roman Sculpture of Noble Character Home Décor ensuring exceptional quality and unique
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 15464265486
Price: 335.23 USD
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Introducing the Brutus Robed Bust 33: Timeless Greek & Roman Sculpture of Noble Character Home Décor ensuring exceptional quality and unique

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Introducing the Brutus Robed Bust 33: Timeless Greek & Roman Sculpture of Noble Character Home Décor ensuring exceptional quality and unique ensuring exceptional quality and unique craftsmanship Please note the glass top doesn't come with the base Weight: 35 lbs Finish: Antique Stone (Naturally Aged Architectural Appearance)

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