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Material: Driftwood
Rustic Driftwood Trough Planter
Located in Las Vegas, NV
This rustic, weathered driftwood planter is great. Its that unexpected element that would add so much interest when placed in that perfect spot. A true art piece, serving form and ...
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20th Century Rustic Driftwood Planters, Cachepots and Jardinières
Materials
Driftwood
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