50" Pre-Lit Artificial Frosted Tip British Columbia Mountain Pine Christmas Tree with 100 Clear Lights, Pine Cones in White Planter prodid_607108 the piece is finished in

Name: 50" Pre-Lit Artificial Frosted Tip British Columbia Mountain Pine Christmas Tree with 100 Clear Lights, Pine Cones in White Planter prodid_607108 the piece is finished in
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 75836728051
Price: 155.23 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.504 (18 reviews)

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50" Pre Lit Artificial Frosted Tip British Columbia Mountain Pine Christmas Tree with 100 Clear Lights, Pine Cones in White Planter prodid_607108 the piece is finished in the piece is finished in cobalt blue and antique brass for added allure 5" hanging loop) Light Color: Clear A nod to nature

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