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Antique Pink Floral Milk Glass Parlor Oil Lamp (AS IS) Condition:Used 1972 Fisher Price Happy Houseboat

Name: Antique Pink Floral Milk Glass Parlor Oil Lamp (AS IS) Condition:Used 1972 Fisher Price Happy Houseboat
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 40746510591
Price: 154.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1863 (12 reviews)

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Antique Pink Floral Milk Glass Parlor Oil Lamp (AS IS) Condition:Used 1972 Fisher Price Happy Houseboat

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Description

Antique Pink Floral Milk Glass Parlor Oil Lamp (AS IS) Condition:Used 1972 Fisher Price Happy Houseboat 1972 Fisher Price Happy Houseboat w Accessories The etching measures 8 3 4”x 11 3 4” Gorgeous vintage Milk Glass Gone with the Wind Style Oil Parlor Lamp features stunning ornate pink and green painted flowers brass floral accents

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