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An Easter Island head wears your glasses

Moai glasses holder

A Moai on a nightstand base, with a slot across the nose that holds most frames, from thin metal to chunky acetate. The base takes a phone. It's a spot for the glasses that otherwise vanish before you can find them, and the head looks better wearing them than you'd guess. Stone-look resin.

$18.97
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What it actually is

  • Half inch slot fits most frames
  • Phone slot in the base
  • He looks good in aviators
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In stock on 1 of 1 day we have checked since Sep 10.

If it sells out, the closest thing still in stock is A lamp you assemble like blocks.

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BrandLebriQ
ConditionNew
CategoryWeird desk toys and fidget gadgets

Listed on Amazon as: Glasses Holder for Nightstand, Funny Moai Glasses Stand and Phone…

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Glasses Holder for Nightstand, Funny Moai Glasses Stand and Phone Holder

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