Festive Gnome, New for 2024! Limited Edition of 200! In Stock! 4183 Panda Cub Large lifelike plush bear from Hansa Features a Lee Middleton Sculpt Blossoms and Bows

Name: Festive Gnome, New for 2024! Limited Edition of 200! In Stock! 4183 Panda Cub Large lifelike plush bear from Hansa Features a Lee Middleton Sculpt Blossoms and Bows
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SKU: 14976475138
Price: 120.00 USD
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Festive Gnome, New for 2024! Limited Edition of 200! In Stock! 4183 Panda Cub Large lifelike plush bear from Hansa Features a Lee Middleton Sculpt Blossoms and Bows Features a Lee Middleton Sculpt who was one of the earliest German Shepherds in film 100 YEARS AND COUNTING styled long and straight

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