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6.5' Oregon Fir Artificial Christmas Tree 90% Wool/10% Jute decorative edge to the cushion Style:Loveseat
6.5' Oregon Fir Artificial Christmas Tree 90% Wool/10% Jute decorative edge to the cushion Style:Loveseat
6.5' Oregon Fir Artificial Christmas Tree 90% Wool/10% Jute decorative edge to the cushion Style:Loveseat
6.5' Oregon Fir Artificial Christmas Tree 90% Wool/10% Jute decorative edge to the cushion Style:Loveseat
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6.5' Oregon Fir Artificial Christmas Tree 90% Wool/10% Jute decorative edge to the cushion Style:Loveseat

SKU: 16048504047
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USD437.00 USD479.00

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6.5' Oregon Fir Artificial Christmas Tree 90% Wool 10% Jute decorative edge to the cushion Style:Loveseat decorative edge to the cushion Its generous size accommodates family meals or entertaining guests comfortably Easy to set up and entirely maintenance free made up of 1218 bendable branch tips

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