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What is the cost of this table

geraldine_maione

7 years ago

what is the cost

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Weersing Furniture Design
7 years ago
Hello Geraldine,

Thanks for your interest. The "Conundrum" set of tables was a one off set and completed cost was around $7000 for the set. If I were to build it again the cost might be 20% less as the original cost included considerable development costs. Of course, as a custom piece many variations are possible.

my best,

Randy Weersing
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