Fountain Birdbath

Description

A little birdy told me you were looking for the perfect water feature for your outdoor living space. A traditional ceramic birdbath-style fountain provides an inviting accent in your quaint country cottage garden while gently circulating fresh water for your feathered friends. Water bubbles from beneath the adorable glazed ceramic bird before cascading into the basin below, filling your backyard with the peaceful sound of trickling water. The durable two-toned glazed teal adds a chic, trendy touch to the traditional profile for a look that’s as fashionable and colorful as you are – perfect for your rustic cottage chic décor or flowery backyard garden.

Features

Instructions: easy-to-read instructions provide clear and understandable step-by-step guidance for assembling your fountain
Cord Length: the waterproof power cord is UL listed and stretches 8 feet from the base of the fountain to the plug
Two-Toned Teal Glazed Finish: durable finish can withstand harsh wind and rain while maintaining its artfully glazed teal color for years to come

Additional information

Two-Toned Teal Glazed Finish	durable finish can withstand harsh wind and rain while maintaining its artfully glazed teal color for years to come
Cord Length	the waterproof power cord is UL listed and stretches 8 feet from the base of the fountain to the plug
Instructions	easy-to-read instructions provide clear and understandable step-by-step guidance for assembling your fountain

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Fountain Birdbath

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