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Can you share where the table pendants are from please?

9 years ago

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9 years ago
Hi Lara , The pendants are from Stonegate Design. I would be happy to purchase them for you if you are interested. http://www.stonegatedesigns.com/detail11_2.asp?ID=148&product_name=Classique Appreciate your interest, Robin Cotter
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