Hand Painted Iron Bucket with Handle – Turquoise

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Feb 16, 2024

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Featuring a turquoise floral design hand-painted onto vintage iron this bucket serves as a decorative container. Pair it with a contrasting potted plant for a charming display in your hallway using the handle to easily move it around. Versatile and
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