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Where can i buyt this mirror and the price please,if possible?

7 years ago

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SCD Design-architecture interiors project manag’t
7 years ago
it was th eclients own but if you do an internet search for venetian cut glass mirror you will find similar mirrors
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Exclusive Mirrors
7 years ago
Hi, we don't have the heart shaped design but we the following similar styles:

This oval mirror is priced at £180.52 here is the link to it on our website http://bit.ly/1r3y2oo

The octagon shaped mirror is priced at £208.25 here is the link to it on our website http://bit.ly/1O6x8m4

Hope this helps!
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