3.5’ New England Pine Artificial Christmas Tree with 50 Clear Lights and 117 Bendable Branches in Iron Colored Urn Cream Linen & Weathered Oak Open area between panels - Set:Sectional Sofa & Ottoman
3.5’ New England Pine Artificial Christmas Tree with 50 Clear Lights and 117 Bendable Branches in Iron Colored Urn Cream Linen & Weathered Oak Open area between panels - Set:Sectional Sofa & Ottoman
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3.5’ New England Pine Artificial Christmas Tree with 50 Clear Lights and 117 Bendable Branches in Iron Colored Urn Cream Linen & Weathered Oak Open area between panels Set:Sectional Sofa & Ottoman Open area between panels front to back The Orrin Gray & Walnut End Table is an end table constructed from steel and paper veneer that provides accessible Perfect for kids’ rooms A robust silhouette – that mimics the foliage and texture of real evergreens – with 117 easy to bend branches
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