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‘Twelfth on the Shelf’ Ceramic Christmas Decoration – Derry Nice Things
£8.50
The 12th on the Shelf 🎅🏻🧡
Designed & Created by Derry Nice Things
7cm Ceramic Christmas Bauble
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SKU:
DNT-D01
Categories: Irish Range, Quirky Irish Humour, Slang Coasters & Mugs
Tags: CROSS COMMUNITY, Derry Nice Things, funny gift, irish gift, irish humour, Northern Ireland Humour, orangemen, Twelfth of July, twelfth on the shelf
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