Mark D. Sikes for Hudson Valley Lighting Painted No. 2 Aged Brass And Blue Bird Wall Sconce Bunny Williams Home Decor The throw comes in multiple

Name: Mark D. Sikes for Hudson Valley Lighting Painted No. 2 Aged Brass And Blue Bird Wall Sconce Bunny Williams Home Decor The throw comes in multiple
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 28059444304
Price: 476.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.189 (17 reviews)

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Mark D. Sikes for Hudson Valley Lighting Painted No. 2 Aged Brass And Blue Bird Wall Sconce Bunny Williams Home Decor The throw comes in multiple The throw comes in multiple colors and can be personalized for a unique touch The stunning hand painted detail on this wastebasket creates a truly special effect Wattage: 60 2 has an effortless look

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