Item# OCAF-361-AB-GI
$380.00
The English Ivy Vertical Wall Mount Mailbox features the precision-cut brass silhouette of English Ivy weaving across the hand-paddled glass, and is the perfect complement to the front of your Arts & Crafts, Bungalow, or Prairie style home. Available in five brass finishes and four glass styles. Finish shown is Architectural Bronze. Lifetime warranty. Made in the USA. Height: 12.25”. Width: 8”, Depth: 5.75" Lid width: 9.5".
PLEASE NOTE: This is a made-to-order item, and not eligible for expedited shipping, gift wrap or discount offers, and is only available in the contiguous United States. Current production time is 2-3 weeks. Please contact us if you have any questions.
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