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Skull-coco 2 by Rachel Jones 
(6”X6” watercolor/gouache on clay board)
Skull-coco 1 by Rachel Jones 
(6”X6” watercolor/gouache on clay board)
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By Rachel Jones
Lockets by Rachel Jones


Forget Me Not 4cm X 2cm

Black Cat and Bee Bottom 3.5cm X 3.5cm

$75.00 Each
 
 Available





On Such A Winter’s Morn by Rachel Jones  (16" X 12" Oil on Canvas)
 Available
 
 

 
The Mountain Flowers by Rachel Jones (7”X 5” oil on panel)
 Available
 
 




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    SHIPPING GUIDELINES:

     USA BUYERS
    All prices are in U.S. dollars.
    Local buyers (within 30 miles) are welcomed to pick up OR arrange hand delivery.

    All items shipped within the United States will be via U. S. Postal Service unless another request has been made and approved. 
    All efforts will be made to settle any legitimate complaints.
    Items will not be shipped to a P.O box. A physical street address is required.

    INTERNATIONAL BUYERS
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    Please be aware of your nation's import/international purchase laws.
    Most small to medium Packages have an estimated cost between $15-$45  depending on weight and a separate PayPal invoice will be sent for shipping. 
    I am unable to track packages once they leave US soil, but will gladly provide buyer with tracking number for tracking overseas.


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