What is the brand and model of the stove on display?

mancebopj

8 years ago

We are looking for a six burner stove and we are interested in the displayed stove/ oven.

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Luxmoore & Co
8 years ago
Hi Mancebopj, the cooker is a Britannia RC-10TG-QL-S Q-Line Dual Fuel Range Cooker, Stainless Steel. Kind regards, Lisa @ Luxmoore & Co.
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What is the brand and model of the stove on display?

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