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Clayworks Barnacle Bay Village Misty Rose Bed and Breakfast

Clayworks by Heather Goldminc. From the Barnacle Bay Village collection, this tealight house is titled "Misty Rose Bed hill house bed and breakfast and Breakfast." This rose decorated tealight house is also a part of the Barnacle Bay Village as shown at left. Made of ceramic. Measures 4" x 3" x 7" high. Collect the entire Clayworks Nautical collection. From coast to coast, the Heather Goldminc Clayworks Nautical Collection brings whimsy hill house bed and breakfast and fun to the beachfront. Each is a one-of-a-kind, exquisitely hand crafted piece of pottery. Accommodates a tealight candle (not included). Hand-applied accents of gold give this candle house an unexpected glow. Heather's collectible creations are so cute, clever, colorful hill house bed and breakfast and whimsical. The Canadian artist Heather Goldminc has created a body of work to please the eye hill house bed and breakfast and delight the senses. Her extraordinary designs express the joy of life in simple everyday things. Her ceramic Clayworks candle houses are adorable hill house bed and breakfast and affordable.
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Clayworks Lover's Lane Bed and Breakfast

Clayworks by Heather Goldminc. From the Forever Hearts Lover's Lane collection, this piece is titled "Lover's Lane Bed hill house bed and breakfast and Breakfast." Measures 3.75" x 3" x 9" high. Collect the entire Forever Hearts Lover's Lane series. Each is a one-of-a-kind, exquisitely hand crafted piece of pottery. Accommodates a tealight candle or a C7 watt light bulb (not included). Hand-applied accents of gold give this candle house an unexpected glow. Heather's collectible creations are so cute, clever, colorful hill house bed and breakfast and whimsical. The Canadian artist Heather Goldminc has created a body of work to please the eye hill house bed and breakfast and delight the senses. Her extraordinary designs express the joy of life in simple everyday things. Her ceramic Clayworks candle houses are adorable hill house bed and breakfast and affordable.
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