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Love the tea towels. Retailed from where?

SAMUEL KENDALL ASSOCIATES LIMITED

7 years ago

We have a number of holiday homes across east and north Yorkshire, and your Yorkshire dialect tea towels would go very well in the kitchens of these dwellings. How much are they to purchase individually and what discounts can you offer for bulk purchases? Please advise. Many thanks.

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JollySmith
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
Hello, I was wondering if you received my message last week in regards to your question attached to the Yorkshire Dialect tea towel. Would be great to supply you with them.

Let me know if you require more information. We have them on our site and in stock. If you wanted a sample, let me know and I can send one through.

Look forward to hearing from you.

Cheers
SAMUEL KENDALL ASSOCIATES LIMITED thanked JollySmith
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