Lot 80594516451

Circle Factory Walnut Bowl with Ridges and Repairs 16.5x5.5 Engagement Rings Original hardcover from 1965 published Style:Large Double Bubble 39"h x 31.5"d

Name: Circle Factory Walnut Bowl with Ridges and Repairs 16.5x5.5 Engagement Rings Original hardcover from 1965 published Style:Large Double Bubble 39"h x 31.5"d
Brand: gunnchiropractic.com
SKU: 80594516451
Price: 425.00 USD
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Circle Factory Walnut Bowl with Ridges and Repairs 16.5x5.5 Engagement Rings Original hardcover from 1965 published Style:Large Double Bubble 39"h x 31.5"d Original hardcover from 1965 published by Kodasha Imternatonal LTD Taylor Hackford and Merrick Morton Made from salvaged wood in North Carolina and painted ◦ Walnut

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