CUSTOM- WINE BOTTLES GRAPES CEILING FAN for TUSCAN ITALIAN or WINE LOVERS Your bid is for a brand new in the box 42" white wallhugger/flushmount ceiling fan with single school house style light attached. Only the blades have been removed to be handcrafted with wine bottles, grapes and wine glasses. The blades are then sealed with a gloss polyacrylic to protect the finish. Perfect a Tuscan Italian themed kitchen or dining area... or for any wine lover! Handcrafted by me and not available in any store. **Please note: I have shown a couple different layouts in the photos...If you would like the CORKSCREW on your fan, please specify at time of purchase or it won't be added.*** Just one of hundreds of designs I offer to match any decor! I have been selling quality handcrafted ceiling fans since 1998. Please be sure to contact me if you are looking for something specific and I will do my best to get it listed for you! Buyer to pay $22.00 shi which insludes insurance and tracking All FANS CUSTOM MADE AT TIME OF PURCHASE AND THEREFORE ARE NOT RETURNABLE SO PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS PRIOR TO BIDDING I ship within the USA via UPS. If you are outside of the USA, please email for a shipping quote prior to bidding. All items are made specially for you once you bid. This gaurantees you a new item that has not sat around for any length of time. I ship within 3 days of receiving your payment. I have been selling quality handcrafted ceiling fans since 1998 to literally thousands of happy customers. I specialize in taking your special requests, so if you can think the design, I can no doubt create a ceiling fan to match it! Please feel free to email me with any questions or concerns and I will be happy to assist you. Track Page Views With Auctiva's FREE Counter Use the FREE Counters 1 million sellers do - Vendio! Please note : Ceiling Fan Manufacturer may vary. Photo shown is representative of fan style and color. All fans I sell are of equal style and quality. Please Note: Blades are not listed as reversible, as during the process of applying the graphics and sealing them with my polyurethane to protect the design, this does drip to the back of the blades during the drying process.