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TIMO SARPANEVA IITTALA FINLAND -FESTIVO - TALL CANDLE STICKS(2ITEMS) | Scandinavian Art Glass407 of 711 |  |  |
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TIMO SARPANEVA IITTALA FINLAND -FESTIVO - TALL CANDLE STICKS(2ITEMS). found this gem today at goodwill and was very happy because i have the two smaller ones of these as well . paid $1.99 for this beautiful candlestick. made in finland , this one is newer.JUST FOUND THE OTHER MATCHING ONE TONIGHT A GOODWILL > LUCKY ME:)
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Totally jealous of this tall boy. I've only found a shorty so far :)
thankyou AmberRose for the love and awesome on your great finds :) all i have is two shortys and a tall:)
thankyou vetraio50 for the love :)
thankyou scandinavian_pieces and Budek for the loves and comments :)
THANKYOU czechmanfor the love and i just found the other one tonight at goodwill for the same price and now i have set of tall and short:)
wow, wow.
thankyou miKKoChristmas for the love:)
These were during your 'black period'? LOL!
Thankyou mustangtony for the love :)
LOL yes your these during my black period:) lol:)