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8 years ago
Hi Copland461,

Thank you for your interest in our TV Mirror. This is the EG1 Verre Eglomise mirror with pearl inlay and can be made as a normal mirror or TV Mirror: http://www.overmantels.co.uk/mirror/verre-eglomise-tv-mirrors

Do not hesitate to contact me on info@overmantels.co.uk for anymore information.

Many thanks,

Giorgina
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