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Can I get this bed here in the U.S.? I want this bed what is the price

5 years ago

Provencal Sassy White French Bed · More Info

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French Bedroom
5 years ago
Thanks so much for getting in touch with us, I'm so pleased to hear you like our gorgeous beds! This beautiful Provencal Sassy bed starts at £1245.00 and we can certainly arrange to ship to you in the States.

Please do pop the girls an email to thegirls@frenchbedroomcompany.co.uk with your shipping address and the items you like and we can prepare a shipping quote for you.

Best wishes,

The Girls x
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