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Forest Green

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Victorian Lace Jewelry Stand 14.5 Inches Pink

  • Combine functionality and artistic embodiment in doll form that can accent any room
  • Conveniently Packaged in a compact gift box good for gift giving
  • Victorian-style dresses and ornaments that are all hand-made
  • Wire rack design good for hanging a variety of necklace, bracelet, ring and much more
  • Easily create your own design of accessories and dresses to completely transform it

The  beautiful  jewelry stand  is hand made with rosettes, beads and ribbons details. Poly resin mannequin,  Easy  assembly.  Approx. 14.5″H. Overall width and depth: 6″ . It comes in a presentable gift box.   It also makes a perfect gift for jewelry or doll lovers!

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  1. Stella
    Tue 19th Oct 2010 at 6:10 pm

    blues

  2. pavic
    Tue 19th Oct 2010 at 6:42 pm

    beige

  3. pixiedevil6
    Tue 19th Oct 2010 at 6:43 pm

    Light colors such as…light blue, soft pink, soft green…yellow…and what not.
    If this doesn’t help…Home Depot just might. ^_^

  4. Elli
    Tue 19th Oct 2010 at 7:38 pm

    I think you should pick 2 or 3 colors as a scheme. One color for the main color for walls. Then use the trim’s color for railing, windows frames, etc and another color if you like for the main door for an accent. Victorian house usually rich color like yellow, red, green for the main color will work then use lighter color in the same hue for trims color.
    Have fun.

  5. weezzie23
    Tue 19th Oct 2010 at 8:18 pm

    Go to your local court house and see if it tells what original color it was when it was built. You might ask others too. I suggest you do a little research as to what colors were popular in that era. I know teals or pinks were. I would paint it according to the colors of that era.

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