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Lvoe the rug, Where is it from? What size is it and the price

Rockland Alston

8 years ago

Where can I learn more about the rug so I can purchase it and what is the price?

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Xul Architecture
8 years ago
Thank you Rockland for your query. The rug was already from our client's previous property. Unfortunately we don't have any information about the rug.
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