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1970s Elephant Plant Stand

Lucky White Wicker Elephant Plant Stand with Trunk Up, 1970s
Lucky White Wicker Elephant Plant Stand with Trunk Up, 1970s

Lucky White Wicker Elephant Plant Stand with Trunk Up, 1970s

Located in Oklahoma City, OK

A whimsical white-painted wicker elephant plant stand from the 1970s. Created from wicker, this

Category

20th Century American Bohemian Planters and Jardinieres

Materials

Wicker, Wood, Paint

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Lucky Circus Elephant Motif Chalkware Plant Stand, 1970s
Lucky Circus Elephant Motif Chalkware Plant Stand, 1970s

Lucky Circus Elephant Motif Chalkware Plant Stand, 1970s

Located in Oklahoma City, OK

A whimsical circus elephant motif plant stand. Created from either chalkware or fiberglass, this

Category

20th Century American Anglo Raj Pedestals and Columns

Materials

Fiberglass, Plaster

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