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Dog Lover Hand-painted Figurine - Great Dane Fawn W/uncropped Ears Standard From Conversation Concepts
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- SKU:
- CC-DF100B
- UPC:
- 752352011721
- MPN:
- DF100B
Description
Each cast stone resin figurine is carefully hand painted for that
extra bit of realism. We boast a collection that includes the world's
most popular dog breeds as well as its rarest! From Afghans to Yorkies,
we've got them all!
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