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D437 Hand-made Christmas Ornament - Labrador Retriever -black lab ball chew toy
USD 22.00
Condition: New
Description
View D437 Hand-made Christmas Ornament - Labrador Retriever -black lab ball chew toy with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This is a reproduction of an original painting painted by artist Carol & Robbin Smith whose work is sold around the world. The finish positively glows. · Finished with greenery &/ ribbon bow trim & glitter. Hand-made Ornament by Carol & Robbin Smith Description: Listing is a hand-made NOT hand-painted Christmas ornament as pictured. This is a reproduction of an original painting painted by artist Carol & Robbin Smith whose work is sold around the world. Ornament is hand-made in our home & this is your chance to have a functional piece of her artwork at a great price. · Ornament is made from 90% AMERICAN made supplies. · High quality frosted glass ornament. The finish positively glows. · 3 inches in diameter and 3 1/4 inches high · Finished with greenery &/ ribbon bow trim & glitter · Because each piece is hand-made there is some variation in image placement, image size, glitter, trim, & hand-painted finishing details. Please ask all questions before ordering! Mustang Moon Creations LLC is a mother daughter art team working to share our love of animals and art with others. To see more about us click on the ?me? next to our name. Condition: New. Category: Collectibles › Animals › Dogs › Labrador Retriever.
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Handmade
- Yes
- Material
- Glass
- Animal Class
- Dog
- Type
- Ornament
- Dog Breed
- Labrador Retriever
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