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Vintage Glass Marble #3 Furniture & Lighting Made in India Made in India Rayures Datcha Red & Beige Fabric by Décors Barbares This vintage glass is among John Derian's trove of handpicked vintage & antique goods hand blown swirl design in shades of green
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Vintage Glass Marble #3 Furniture & Lighting Made in India

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