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love the console table. where is it from?

5 years ago

Rosanne

Eaton Square · More Info

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Penman Interiors
5 years ago
Hi Rosanne. The console is from Neptune. Thanks for asking. Nichola.
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HU-892617
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5 years ago
Thank you Nicola.
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