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hi looking for the unit and drawers in this photo. please help

7 years ago

Mel mcgeoch i.mcgeoch@sky.com

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Frome Interiors
7 years ago
Hi, it is by Villeroy and Boch but I am not sure it is available anymore. I can't see it on their website. It was supplied by Burge and Gunsen in Colliers Wood, London, they may be able to suggest something similar.
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