12 Inch Traditional Schoolhouse Milk Glass Light Shade (4 Inch Fitter) DOOR KNOB 4 1/8 Inch Rice Pattern Finish:Matte Black (shown)

Name: 12 Inch Traditional Schoolhouse Milk Glass Light Shade (4 Inch Fitter) DOOR KNOB 4 1/8 Inch Rice Pattern Finish:Matte Black (shown)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 9745877185
Price: 52.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6993 (16 reviews)

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SKU 9745877185

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Description

12 Inch Traditional Schoolhouse Milk Glass Light Shade (4 Inch Fitter) DOOR KNOB 4 1 8 Inch Rice Pattern Finish:Matte Black (shown) 4 1 8 Inch Rice Pattern Privacy (Lock) Pocket Single Door Set we offer custom height options 4 Inch Fitter Shade Each milk glass shade measures approximately 12 inch in diameter while the shade mouth measures approximately 4 inch in diameter and it will work with a 4 inch fitter system

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