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1950’s Mid Century Southwest Sunsets Wool Blanket
$325.00
1950’s Mid Century Southwest Sunsets Wool Blanket
$325.00
One of the most gorgeous examples of 1940/50’s wool blankets we’ve found! The graphic nature made us think Mid-century in design or at least it would pair well with that look. The colors are evocative of the desert sunsets. A sturdy, functional piece of art to dress up an room. Reversible!
Label: none
Fabric: Wool
Measurements: 51 x 86 inches
Weight: 4lb 6oz
Condition: Good. See photos, slight edge stain. Fringed edges aren’t perfect. We don’t like perfect.
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Back (base of collar to bottom): 25 1/2”
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