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oval mackintosh pendant lamp size

6 years ago

wondering about the dimensions of the table and the pendant light above it. Im thinking about the same one and would love to know the ratio. Thanks so much

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Ellen McKenna Design
6 years ago
This is an 8 foot table. The light fixture is from Hubbardton Forge, The Mackintosh Pendant (medium).
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