Progress Lighting Keowee 4-Light Galvanized Orb Chandelier with Antique White Wood Accents Air-Tools ) 1200 Assembly Required Yes

Name: Progress Lighting Keowee 4-Light Galvanized Orb Chandelier with Antique White Wood Accents Air-Tools ) 1200 Assembly Required Yes
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 47676834095
Price: 111.83 USD
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Rating: 4.610200000000001 (13 reviews)

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Progress Lighting Keowee 4 Light Galvanized Orb Chandelier with Antique White Wood Accents Air Tools ) 1200 Assembly Required Yes ) 1200 Assembly Required Yes Tools Product Type Tool Storage Grade General Purpose Product Width (in Wood Vacuum Maximum Capacity (Gallons) 2 The blend of galvanized metal and antique white wood creates a mesmerizing interplay of textures It's designed for hardwired connection

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