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7 years ago

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Hi There, Would you please confirm that these are in stock? Thanks!
Emily

PrettyPegs Estelle 170 Furniture Legs, Black · More Info

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Prettypegs
7 years ago
Hello Emily, we are currently restocking this particular model and we should have it available within 2-3 weeks on our website. Kind regards, Irina
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