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What are the diminsions of this piece. Does it come without the sink and faucet? How could we purchase one?

11 years ago

This is really a great piece.

Antique sideboard used as bathroom vanity · More Info

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11 years ago
If you click on the green 'more info' link below this photo, it will take you to another page that has a link to the online source for this item. You should be able to find the information you need there.
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Charles Phillips Antiques and Architecturals
11 years ago
This was an small antique server. While we don't have one exactly like this, we always have a large selection of similar pieces, different sizes, stripped pine or painted... The sink and faucets were builder installed.
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