6.5' Flocked British Columbia Mountain Fir Artificial Christmas Tree with 75 Multi Color Globe Bulbs and 679 Bendable Branches Parity Collection by Modway Chair Back Design: Features a 2190-S12

Name: 6.5' Flocked British Columbia Mountain Fir Artificial Christmas Tree with 75 Multi Color Globe Bulbs and 679 Bendable Branches Parity Collection by Modway Chair Back Design: Features a 2190-S12
Brand: espeamth.gr
SKU: 29876567262
Price: 154.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.583200000000001 (27 reviews)

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6.5' Flocked British Columbia Mountain Fir Artificial Christmas Tree with 75 Multi Color Globe Bulbs and 679 Bendable Branches Parity Collection by Modway Chair Back Design: Features a 2190 S12 Chair Back Design: Features a distinctive hourglass cut out design Frame: Kiln dried solid hardwoods and hardwood plywood parts provide a strong structure Evoke a winter inspired Christmas this holiday with the help of this flocked artificial Christmas tree This enchanting 6

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