Vintage 1980s General Electric GE Reproduction Cathedral AM/FM Radio railroad lantern or collectors of barware décor Material:CLASSIC GLASS BUTTER DISH

Name: Vintage 1980s General Electric GE Reproduction Cathedral AM/FM Radio railroad lantern or collectors of barware décor Material:CLASSIC GLASS BUTTER DISH
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 7539734507
Price: 85.00 USD
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Rating: 4.6462 (13 reviews)

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Vintage 1980s General Electric GE Reproduction Cathedral AM FM Radio railroad lantern or collectors of barware décor Material:CLASSIC GLASS BUTTER DISH or collectors of barware décor Expertly made by local artisans transcending mere utility to become cherished heirlooms this radio bridges history and present day enjoyment in one beautiful package

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