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9 years ago

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Devon Holiday Home - Dining Room · More Info

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Makers Bespoke Furniture
9 years ago
Hi there, I don't know where the table is from, I'm afraid - it could even be vintage? But we could make a table for you along these lines. The first thing to work out is how many people you may want to seat, and what chairs or benches you may be using. These things will help us decide your overall dimensions. If you'd like some advice or have any questions - do let me know, I will be happy to help. :)
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Paul D'Amico - Period Design
8 years ago
I really like the brick lintel detail, someone put thought in that.
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