16" Prairie Mission Art Stand

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16 Prairie Mission Art Stand
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Mission Art Stand will display finished stained glass, mosaic or fused artwork. Bracket measures 16" in diameter with a height from the base to the display channel of 3-7/8". Black wrought iron finish.

Delphi Tip: To ensure a perfect fit, buy your frame first. Each frame may vary slightly in fit due to manufacturing or finishing. The best way to make sure that your project fits a frame neatly is to purchase the frame first, then adjust the pattern as needed to fit the opening in the frame.

Project by artist Bonnie Krieger.
 

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  •   Sturdy Stand!!
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Pros : Heavy and does not come apart like other larger stands
Cons : Easy for animals or children to tip over if lightly bumped. Make sure to secure to table at craft shows as wind also can easily tip over.
Other Thoughts : Sure, it can be a bit tippy at times but the sturdiness of the stand is beyond compare! I’m very-very happy with my purchase even at its price point. I’m going to be ordering a lot more!!
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