Cabinet brief
Inset gallery lives in the CRT bezel above; buy desk offsets over the editorial title rail — arcade glow, hard rules, corner brackets.
Level notes
Hard ruleDescription
Guess Eyeglasses Brown Cat Eye GU50145 052 56mm Men Sunglasses Gender Women Lenses Material Plastic DSD5056 54S Frame Colour Multicolour Grey Square Gender Women Lenses Material Plastic Main Colour Rose Shipment Includes Branded Case Extra No Extra Spring Hinge Yes Rim Style Full Rim Style Panto Temples Length 140 Frame Width 130 Bridge Width 18 Lenses Height 43 Lenses Width 48 Protection None Lenses Effect No Extra Filter Category None Lenses Colour Demo Glasses Frame Material Metal Frame Colour Rose Gender Women Main Colour Brown Frame Colour Brown Frame Material Acetate Rim Style Full Rim Lenses Colour Brown Lenses Material Plastic Lenses Effect Gradient Lenses Width 56 Size 56 18 140 Lenses Height 57 Bridge Width 18 Frame Width 145 Temples Length 140 Filter Category Two Protection 100% Uva & Uvb Spring Hinge No Extra No Extra Style Round Shipment Includes Branded Case
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