Santa Cruz Chrome Double Arm Wall Lamp Pair ( 2 ) Marine Boat on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, Wisconsin, United States
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I am selling a pair (2) of Santa Cruz double arm chrome wall lamp with frosted glass shades. They are new and come as shown in pictures. The mounting part measures roughly 2 11/16" in diameter, when fully extended the arms are roughly 8" that is from the base to the bend in the arm. For more information please contact a dealer in your area. ( KW / 62C / 9047546 )
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