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Art Clay Silver Series ID Item Unit Retail A-044 Art Clay Silver Overlay Paste (15G) Ea Art Clay World USA Art Clay™ Silver Pricelist Retail - July 12, 2021 Art Clay Silver Series ID Item Unit Retail A-044 Art Clay Silver Overlay Paste (15g) ea. 56.55 A-105 Paper Type (10g) ea. 36.77 A-271-10 Art Clay Silver Clay w/o pkg (5g X10pk) pk. N/A A-272 Art ClaySilver Clay (7g) ea. 21.80 A-272-10 Art Clay Silver Clay w/ pkg (7g X10pk) pk 201.77 A-272K Art Clay Silver Clay w/o pkg (7g X10pk) ea. N/A A-273 Art Clay Silver Clay (10g) ea. 29.61 A-273K Art Clay Silver Clay w/o pkg (10g x 10pk) pk N/A A-274 Art Clay Silver Clay (20g) ea. 56.07 A-274Z Art Clay Silver Clay Holiday Bonus Pack (22g) ea. 56.07 A-275 Art Clay Silver Clay (50g) ea. 138.58 A-275Z Art Clay Silver Clay Holiday Bonus Pack (55g) ea. 138.58 A-278 Art Clay Silver Syringe - No Tip (5g) ea. 18.97 A-279 Art Clay Silver Syringe - No Tip (10g) ea. 31.44 A-280 Art Clay Silver Syringe - 1 Tip (10g) ea. 32.95 A-281 Art Clay Silver Syringe with 3 tips (10g) ea. 40.58 A-285 Art Clay Silver Paste (10g) ea. 28.28 A-286 Art Clay Silver Paste (20g) ea. 55.54 A-291 Art Clay Silver Paper Type LONG (15g) ea. 53.40 A-350 Art Clay Silver Paper Type Plus, 35g ea. 103.46 Art Clay 950 Professional Silver Series ID Item Unit Retail A-296 Art Clay Silver 950 (25g) ea. 55.23 A-296Z Art Clay Silver 950 Bonus Pack (25g + 10%) ea. 55.23 A-297 Art Clay Silver 950 (50g) ea. 105.70 A-297Z Art Clay Silver 950 Bonus Pack (50g + 10%) ea. 105.70 Art Clay Pricelist Art Clay World USA, Inc. 4535 Southwest Highway, Oak Lawn, IL 60453 800-381-0100 www.artclayworld.com ID Item Unit Retail A-016 Nozzle A (Blue/Small) ea. 2.99 A-017 Nozzle B (Green/Medium) ea. 2.99 A-018 Nozzle C (Gray/Large) ea. 2.99 A-031 Empty Syringe for extruding ACS Slow Dry ea. 0.75 A-109 Gold Paste K22 (1.5g) ea. 185.7 A-123 Gold Clay K22 (3g) ea. 301.37 A-300 Art Clay Copper (50g) ea. 15.99 B-204 Medium Round Bead ( 1") ea. 1.89 B-303 Flat Teardrop (2.0" x 1.25") ea. 1.1 BD-01 Easy Miter Box Deluxe ea. 13.99 BD-539 Sterling Silver 3mm Smooth Spacer Bead 25pc pk. 4.99 BD-546 Antique Silver 18mm Lampshade Beadcap - 4 pieces pk. 1.2 BD-547 Antique Silver 18x13mm Slotted Beads - 2 pc pk. 0.75 BD-548 Antique Silver 6mm Leaf Beadcap - 8 pieces pk. 0.5 BD-549 Antique Silver 14mm Wedge Beadcap - 4 pieces pk. 1 BD-550 Antique Silver 12x10mm Cone Lattice Beadcap - 4 pieces pk. 0.75 BD-551 Antique Silver 18mm Coin Star Beads - each ea. 2 BD-720 Antique Copper 10mm Flat Filigree Beads - 10pc pk. 4.99 BD-738 Antique Copper 8mm Bail With Ring - 4 pieces pk. 1.2 BD-739 Antique Copper 10mm Spiral Beads - 2 pieces pk. 0.9 BD-740 Antique Copper 22mm 3 Strand Spacer - 2pc pk. 3.2 BD-801 Antique Brass 15mm Dotted Beadcap - 4 pieces pk. 1 BD-802 Antique Brass 14mm Swirled Beadcap - 4 pieces pk. 1 BD-803 Antique Brass 12mm Fluted Beadcap - 6 pieces pk. 1.5 BDCH-001 Antique Silver Plated 13mm Sun Charm, 2pc pk 1.49 BDCH-002 Antique Silver Plated 18x9mm Key Charm, 2pc pk 1.49 BDCH-003 Silver Plated Owl Charms 14x19mm pk 1.99 BDCH-004 Silver Plated 14mm Peace Sign Charms, 2pc pk 1.99 BDCH-005 Silver Plated Treble Clef Charm 16x7mm, 2cp pk 1.49 BDCH-006 Silver Plated Feather Charms, 18x5mm, 2pc pk 1.49 BDCH-007 Silver Plated Star Charms, 15mm, 2pc pk 1.49 BDCH-008 Silver Plated Tree Charms, 18x16mm, 2pc pk 1.99 BDCH-009 Silver Plated Wing Charms 15x5mm, 2pc pk 1.49 BDCH-010 Silver Plated Leaf Charms, 12x6mm, 2pc pk 0.99 BDCH-011 Silver Plated Fleur de Lis Charms, 15x12mm, 2pc pk 1.49 BDCH-012 Silver Plated Dragonfly Charms, 18x12mm, 2pc pk 1.49 BDCH-013 Silver Plated Butterfly Charms, 2pc pk 1.99 BDCH-300 Gold Plated Butterfly Charms, 2pc pk 2.29 BDCH-301 Gold Plated Peace Sign Charms, 2pc pk 1.99 BDCH-302 Antique Brass Plated Bird Charm, 2pc pk 1.99 BDCH-303 Gold Plated Star Charms, 2pc pk 1.99 BDCH-304 GoldPlated Feather Charms, 2pc pk 1.99 BDCH-305 Antique Brass Plated Key Charms, 2pc pk 1.49 BDM-001 Bead Board - Gray ea. 6.69 BDM-002 Bead Reamer Set - 4pcs pk 12.59 BDM-012 Bead Board with Lid ea. 6.95 BT-01 Butane Torch ea. 39.99 BT-02 Heavy Duty Butane Torch (appox. temp 2500⁰F) ea. 39.99 BT-03 Butane Torch Head - Heavy Duty ea. 16 BZ-008 Small Firing Pan with Lid 2.5" Deep ea. 18.29 BZ-009 Large Firing Pan with Lid 4" Deep ea. 18.49 C-001 16" Sterling Silver Curb Chain ea. 7.99 C-002 20" Sterling Silver Curb Chain ea. 7.99 C-009 16" Sterling Silver Double Rope Chain, 1.4mm ea. 8.99 C-010 18" Sterling Silver Double Rope Chain, 1.4mm ea. 9.99 C-011 20" Sterling Silver Double Rope Chain, 1.4mm ea. 10.99 C-012 24" Sterling Silver Double Rope Chain, 1.4mm ea. 12.99 1 of 49 Art Clay Pricelist Art Clay World USA, Inc. 4535 Southwest Highway, Oak Lawn, IL 60453 800-381-0100 www.artclayworld.com ID Item Unit Retail C-029 16" Sterling Silver Round Snake Chain ea. Please call us to order this product. U.S. Toll Free 866-381-0100 C-030 20" Sterling Silver Round Snake Chain ea. Please call us to order this product. U.S. Toll Free 866-381-0100 C-031 18" Sterling Snake Chain ea. Please call us to order this product. U.S. Toll Free 866-381-0100 C-032 24" Sterling Snake Chain ea. Please call us to order this product. U.S. Toll Free 866-381-0100 C-034 18" Sterling Silver Box Chain Necklace with Spring Clasp ea. 8.99 C-035 16" Sterling Silver Box Chain ea. Please call us to order this product. U.S. Toll Free 866-381-0100 C-036 20" Sterling Silver Box Chain ea. 7.56 C-037 24" Sterling Box Chain Necklace with Spring Clasp ea. 14.99 C-038 8"Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet ea. Please call us to order this product. U.S. Toll Free 866-381-0100 C-039 18 Sterling Silver Bead Chain ea. 12.99 C-040 24' Sterling Silver Bead Chain ea. Please call us to order this product. U.S. Toll Free 866-381-0101 C-041 20" Sterling Bead Chain Necklace with Spring Clasp, 1.2mm ea. 11.99 C-200 18" Gold Plated Curb Chain Necklace with Spring Clasp ea. 8.99 C-201 24" Gold Plated Curb Chain Necklace with Spring Clasp ea. 9.99 C-202 18" Gold Plated Snake Chain Necklace with Spring Clasp ea. 12.99 C-203 18" Gold Plated Double Rope Chain Necklace with Spring Clasp and 2" Extender ea. 8.99 CB-001 Circle Copper Blank 1/2" 18ga ea. 0.79 CB-002 Circle Copper Blank 3/4" 18ga ea. 0.99 CB-003 Circle Copper Blank 1" 18ga ea. 1.49 CB-004 Oval Copper Blank 3/4x1 1/8" 18G ea. 1.39 CB-005 Shield Copper Blank 7/8" 18ga ea. 1.29 CB-006 Shield Copper Blank 1.25"x1" 18ga ea. 1.99 CB-007 Dog Tag Copper Blank 1.25" x3/4" 18ga ea. 1.49 CB-009 Rectangle w/holes Copper Blank 1/4" x 1 1/2" 18ga ea. 1.19 CB-010 Copper Tapered Leaf w/ring 24ga 1.25" ea. 1.19 CB-011 Copper Leaf w/Ring Blank 1 1/16" 18ga ea. 0.99 CB-012 Rectangle w/holes 1 5/8" Copper Blank 18ga ea. 2.49 CB-013 Heart w/hole Copper Blank 3/4" 18ga ea. 1.19 CB-014 Rectangle w/ring Copper Blank 5/8" 18ga ea. 0.99 CB-015 Drop w/ring Copper Blank 1.25" ea. 1.49 CB-016 Flower Copper Blank 1.25" 18ga ea. 1.49 CB-017 Funky Star Copper Blank 1.25" 1.25" 18ga ea. 1.29 CB-018 Sun Copper Blank 1.25" 18ga ea. 2.49 CC-005 Clay Shape Cutter Set - Small (5/16") - 4 shapes: square, round, pear, triangle ea. 12.99 CC-006 Clay Shape Cutters Set - Large (5/8") - 4 shapes: square, round, pear, triangle ea. 15.99 CC-007 Clay Shape Cutters Set - Mini (3/16") - 4 shapes: square, round, pear, flower ea. 12.99 CER-073 Square coaster set with wire holder ea. 26 CER-074 Basketball Player ea. 14 CER-075 Sundae Bank ea. 22 CER-076 Burger Bank ea. 22 CER-077 Panda Party Animal ea. 14 CER-078 Wine Glass ea. 20 CER-079 Ruffled Cake Stand ea. 28 CER-080 Frenchie ea. 14 CER-081 Bear ea. 14 CER-082 Eagle ea. 14 CER-083 Leafy Lantern ea.
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