Blossoms of Friendship Boyds bears GLASS Nightlight
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Blossoms of Friendship Nightlight
The nightlight features two painted bears in a field of flowers . The nightlight includes a dusk to dawn cencer, 7 watt light buln, plug in base that rotates. The Unit measures 3.5 inches high.
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