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Terrace furniture - the table and chairs

7 years ago

Terrace furniture - the table and chairs, do you have any idea who the manufacturer is or where I can purchase this set?

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Randle Siddeley
7 years ago
Hello Dina, the manufacturer is:

http://www.janusetcie.com
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