Hi - where did you get the pendant lights and what was the price?

Marcela Goonetillake

11 months ago

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Hi, These are the Ebb&Flow Lute pendants in the smokey grey/platinum version, 22cm diameter which you can purchase from Holloway and Ludlow in London. There are several options of glass colours for the shades and gold and platinum finishes. Price is quite reasonable. Kind regards, Sybille
11 months ago
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Hi - where did you get the pendant lights and what was the price?

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