custom modern wall light sconces brass material and glassblowing glass shade deco wall sconces Color:Silver Glass blown home presents the ET-23193987060

Name: custom modern wall light sconces brass material and glassblowing glass shade deco wall sconces Color:Silver Glass blown home presents the ET-23193987060
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 51590220130
Price: 189.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0081 (21 reviews)

custom modern wall light sconces brass material and glassblowing glass shade deco wall sconces Color:Silver Glass blown home presents the ET-23193987060

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custom modern wall light sconces brass material and glassblowing glass shade deco wall sconces Color:Silver Glass blown home presents the ET 23193987060 Glass blown home presents the all new Triad Sconce lighting inspired Height : 38 cm LED or Edison bulbs Brass Wall Sconce lighting

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