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Chair on the left

8 years ago

where can we find it please?

Living Room with Ercol Love Seat · More Info

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Sort Our Stuff
8 years ago
I think it's been customised but the butterfly chair in black can be bought via Bloomingville for around £200
Fifi De Lyon thanked Sort Our Stuff
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rigby & mac
8 years ago
Hi Fifi De Lyon - apologies for the belated response. I'm afraid that we no longer carry this chair and it is no longer in production.
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