Would you mind sharing the the green table details

2 years ago

I've asked a lot of questions but the ones `I'd love to know are the yellow fabric on chairs, the side table and the green tables which would make my year :)

Grade II Listed Georgian Townhouse, Melton Mowbray · More Info

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2 years ago
These are from Porta Romana, warm regards, Rebecca.
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