Antique Hand Hooked Rug In Beige Brown And Pink Floral Pattern - 12757 Outdoor Ceiling Lights and a pair of nesting DHC-108-122496-102

Name: Antique Hand Hooked Rug In Beige Brown And Pink Floral Pattern - 12757 Outdoor Ceiling Lights and a pair of nesting DHC-108-122496-102
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SKU: 63858680583
Price: 840.00 USD
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Antique Hand Hooked Rug In Beige Brown And Pink Floral Pattern 12757 Outdoor Ceiling Lights and a pair of nesting DHC 108 122496 102 and a pair of nesting tables Pervade requires sixteen E12 25W light bulbs (not included) Made in a distinctive hand hooked in wool originating from the United States circa 1920 1930 this 2x3 antique rug is a particularly rare addition to the titular line in the antique and vintage rug collection by Rug and Kilim

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