4.3” Gold & Black Outdoor Wall Sconce with Powder Speckled Glass Shade - Crystal Wall Light GTIN Issue Wattage: 36W Items:Complete Set

Name: 4.3” Gold & Black Outdoor Wall Sconce with Powder Speckled Glass Shade - Crystal Wall Light GTIN Issue Wattage: 36W Items:Complete Set
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 85150324192
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4572 (24 reviews)

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Description

4.3” Gold & Black Outdoor Wall Sconce with Powder Speckled Glass Shade Crystal Wall Light GTIN Issue Wattage: 36W Items:Complete Set Wattage: 36W A high end brushed nickel finish gives the brass faucet a fashionable This weather resistant Black Outdoor Wall Sconce is multifunctional and may be used both indoors and outdoors for a trendy appeal Product Type: Outdoor Wall Light

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