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Louise Ellis McCallum

8 years ago

Hello! Try as I might, I just can't find any prices for these beautiful lights!

White ellipse pendant light in white · More Info

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Designed by Light Limited
8 years ago
Apologies, I've just seen this unanswered question.

This was a specially commisioned ellipse pendant light.

The cost of it was £595. Do let me know if this or any of our other lights are of interest.

Thanks and regards.

PS all prices of our standard lights are on our website www.designedbylight.com
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