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Love the cabinets. Are they antiques or reproductions and if so are th

9 years ago

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Nancy Corzine
9 years ago
Hi Shari,
These are our Serpentine Nite Chests shown here in our African Walnut finish. This chest can be customized in a wide variety of dimensions or finishes.
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