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6 years ago

I love the lamps, where are they from?...

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PRO
Etons of Bath
6 years ago
We sourced them from the US and imported them. They are stunning. Let me know if you'd like us to send you the spec and a price as we can supply them for you.

Kind regards,

Sarah
PRO
Etons of Bath
6 years ago
Hi Pauline,

I noted that you 'liked' this comment. Does that mean you would like me to send you the details? If so do you want to send me an email at Sarah@etonsofbath.com and I can send you the details directly?

Kind regards,

Sarah
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