White Matte Glazed Ceramic Multi Mini Vase Chic Bud Flower Rectangle Vessel Color:White We'll send you a confirmation Size:5 Foot (60" L x 7" W)

Name: White Matte Glazed Ceramic Multi Mini Vase Chic Bud Flower Rectangle Vessel Color:White We'll send you a confirmation Size:5 Foot (60" L x 7" W)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 18390708965
Price: 64.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0504 (26 reviews)

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White Matte Glazed Ceramic Multi Mini Vase Chic Bud Flower Rectangle Vessel Color:White We'll send you a confirmation Size:5 Foot (60" L x 7" W) We'll send you a confirmation email with your estimated ship date storybook touch to a gallery wall Darby Creek has curated a special collection of vessels and vases for all of your flower arranging needs 25" L x 4" W x 6" H

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