60W X 6 LENOX PINE WOOD ISLAND CHANDELIER WITH METAL MESH SHADES Propel II Ceiling Fan The Elizabeth Petite Flush Mount Finish:Matte Black (shown)

Name: 60W X 6 LENOX PINE WOOD ISLAND CHANDELIER WITH METAL MESH SHADES Propel II Ceiling Fan The Elizabeth Petite Flush Mount Finish:Matte Black (shown)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 7113499618
Price: 394.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.707400000000001 (13 reviews)

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60W X 6 LENOX PINE WOOD ISLAND CHANDELIER WITH METAL MESH SHADES Propel II Ceiling Fan The Elizabeth Petite Flush Mount Finish:Matte Black (shown) The Elizabeth Petite Flush Mount making it suitable for any contemporary space With a total wattage of 360W across its six lights and optional Edison bulbs offer additional customization

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