Jim Shore: Christmas State Of Mind Victorian Child Pulling Sled Grinch with folded arms This dazzling piece captures the Style:Trumpet

Name: Jim Shore: Christmas State Of Mind Victorian Child Pulling Sled Grinch with folded arms This dazzling piece captures the Style:Trumpet
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 84139962209
Price: 69.99 USD
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Rating: 4.635400000000001 (26 reviews)

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Jim Shore: Christmas State Of Mind Victorian Child Pulling Sled Grinch with folded arms This dazzling piece captures the Style:Trumpet This dazzling piece captures the Grinch in his element Handmade in India This playful holiday scene captures the warmth and festive spirit of a by gone era complete with Jim's signature rosemaling designs and a subtle sugary finish

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