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Where did you get the light shades just what I am looking for

9 years ago

Sue mcallion susisoo35@aol.com

St Ives, Cornwall · More Info

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Camellia Interiors Ltd
9 years ago
Hi Sue,

Fantastic aren't they?!

One of our design team will be emailing you shortly with details!
tsirogianni
9 years ago
Amazing table lights! Can I ask the same question? Where did you get them from?
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