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Down the Chimney - Martini Glass with Holiday Figure - 4-oz. kids games This Galileo color ball thermometer size:Small
Down the Chimney - Martini Glass with Holiday Figure - 4-oz. kids games This Galileo color ball thermometer size:Small
Down the Chimney - Martini Glass with Holiday Figure - 4-oz. kids games This Galileo color ball thermometer size:Small
Down the Chimney - Martini Glass with Holiday Figure - 4-oz. kids games This Galileo color ball thermometer size:Small

Down the Chimney - Martini Glass with Holiday Figure - 4-oz. kids games This Galileo color ball thermometer size:Small

SKU: 15928742607
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Down the Chimney Martini Glass with Holiday Figure 4 oz. kids games This Galileo color ball thermometer size:Small This Galileo color ball thermometer is an ornamental work of art under the invention of Galileo (1564 1642) Includes 2 ceiling wall hook Enjoy a delicious martini just the way you like it in style and spread joy to all who see this adorable glass Features a hilarious hand blown Santa figurine who's stuck in the chimney

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