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Anyone recognize these Pottery Barn mirrors/candle holders?

mybrowneyedgirls

13 years ago

I wanted to buy these 3 small, black mirrors with candle holders several months ago for my master bedroom, but then I forgot about them. Now that the room is done and needs something over the bed, they are no longer sold. I don't know the name of them. If I knew the name I could search eBay. Here is a picture of them currently online--they are shown in the room still but are not offered for sale.

Can anyone identify them? Here they are:

http://www.potterybarn.com/products/neena-patchwork-quilt-sham/?pkey=e%7Cneena%7C1%7Cbest%7C0%7C1%7C24%7C%7C1&cm_src=PRODUCTSEARCH::NoFacet-_-NoFacet-_-NoMerchRules-_-

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patty_cakes
13 years ago
This is the what I usually do if i'm looking for something that came from a particular store or know the mfg......;o)

Here is a link that might be useful: mirrors
mybrowneyedgirls
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks, but I have done a general search on eBay many times (I've searched: pottery barn mirror/mirrors/candle holder/holders/votive...). But if I knew the exact name it would save me a lot of time. I could also call the outlets and see if they have them. I tried to call once and describe it but they didn't really want to go look all over on the sales floor when they could just type the name in the computer to see if they have it. So knowing the exact name would actually be helpful.
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patty_cakes
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forhgtv
13 years ago
My only suggestion is that you look through past catalogs to see if you can find it. I've given you a link to access those catalogs below.

Here is a link that might be useful: Past Catalogs
theroselvr
13 years ago
I don't recall seeing them; not sure if I have older catalogs.

What I usually do; if I see something in a catalog that's come to my house; I write on the cover so I know not to throw it out. I also go online & save a copy of the page & photos; naming the containing folder after the item.

Here is a link that might be useful: Mirror link
theroselvr
13 years ago
Lake_Girl
13 years ago
I found this picture in the PB Spring 2010 Bed & Bath catalog. They are called Clarissa Votive Mirror. They were orig. $39. I'd put a search on ebay. When they come up, you'll get an email. Hope it works!
mybrowneyedgirls
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks everyone for your help! Lake Girl, thank you for finding the name for me. Haven't found it on eBay yet but at least I have a name to use in my search now!

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