the wall sculpture

Linda Ross

3 years ago

they have two listed one for 97.91 the other for 83.60. which one is the one in the photo picture?

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Caroline Harrison Designs Inc
3 years ago
Hello Linda, I am not sure who listed those prices. They are incorrect and these gold disks can be purchased through Mitchelle Gold & Bob Williams if they are still available. Thank you
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Caroline Harrison Designs Inc
3 years ago
Hello Linda I found the link for you. Hopefully that helps. https://www.elte.com/circle-wall-art-s-4-gold-leaf
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