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6 years ago

Fama Romeo Leather Reclining Swivel Armchair · More Info

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Julia Jones Ltd
6 years ago
Hi there,

Sorry for the late reply. If you take a look at this chair on our website (https://www.juliajones.co.uk/shop/arm-chairs/fama-leather-romeo-chair/) you can see the full range of leather colours that it is available in. It is actually a rocking/swivel base, not technically a recliner.
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