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Medieval style lights

6 years ago

Can you tell me where you purchased these lights. I've been searching for our gazebo and can only find similar for indoor use only

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HartmanBaldwin Design/Build
6 years ago
Hello Linda,

Unfortunately, I could not find where these specific lights were purchased. However, I found similar ones [here[(https://www.houzz.com/products/welch-8-light-outdoor-pendants-chandeliers-black-prvw-vr~51370824). We hope this helps!
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