AKAKI 60W X 9 METAL/PINE WOOD CHANDELIER (EDISON BULBS NOT INCLUDED) 54316-SB The Aaron 6 Light Island Finish:Matte Black (shown)

Name: AKAKI 60W X 9 METAL/PINE WOOD CHANDELIER (EDISON BULBS NOT INCLUDED) 54316-SB The Aaron 6 Light Island Finish:Matte Black (shown)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 19419334789
Price: 665.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1818 (26 reviews)

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AKAKI 60W X 9 METAL PINE WOOD CHANDELIER (EDISON BULBS NOT INCLUDED) 54316 SB The Aaron 6 Light Island Finish:Matte Black (shown) The Aaron 6 Light Island in Flat Black Satin Brass offers a perfect blend of versatility and timeless design Heavy Duty Arts & Crafts Style Plate Featuring a robust pine wood and iron construction this chandelier comes in an elegant iron and light oak finish and ships in one carton

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