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  • Japanese Big Pair Iris and Flower Lighting Lanterns
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    Located in South Burlington, VT
    Pair bursting brilliant night light in all directions! From our recent Japanese acquisitions in original condition with attractive verdigris and gilding present. Hard to find pa...
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