What are the floor tiles please?

Andrea Davies

last year

I'd be looking to know what floor tiles are used here please?

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Lewis Alderson & Co.
last year
They are a beautiful vintage limestone that we have on display in our Hartley WIntney Showroom in Hampshire. Please do call us on 01252 844 883 to arrange a viewing and quotation.
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What are the floor tiles please?

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