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Is your dining cabinet new? Who is the maker?

5 years ago

I love how you have put things together.

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PRO
ALL & NXTHING
5 years ago
Hi, which dining cabinet? The side board by the table? If so then No it is a mid century piece by G-Plan
molly319
Original Author
5 years ago
Yes that's it. I love it. Thank you.
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