HARRY POTTER - BOOK 4 SECOND TASK BLACK (MUG)
The second task in the Goblet of Fire involved Harry having to dive into the Great Lake at Hogwarts to rescue that which he treasures the most - his best mate Ron! This mug captures the moment the boy who lived enters the merepeople's den to save his friend! Official merchandise.
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| SKU | 4LS04020021480XXX |
| Barcode | 5050574275729 |
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| Brand | WARNER BROS |
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