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- Jimmy Poyer Large Inlay Bear | Unique Shape
Jimmy Poyer Large Inlay Bear | Unique Shape
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MSB 3003M
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About this item:Large inlay bear by Jimmy Poyer. Bear measures 1 5/8" wide by 1 1/2" long (without bail). Inlaid with black jet, turquoise and orange spiny shell. Includes silver chain. |
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