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Is this island unit/table bespoke or are they available to purchase?

Ursula Bradwell

7 years ago

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Jem Fox Furniture
7 years ago
Hi Ursula,

It's a bespoke piece I made to commission, and the price here is only for the (very large) solid elm worktop. I'd be happy to provide a quote for a similar piece if you'd like.

Best,
Jem Fox
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