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There is a discrepancy between the picture and description.

3 years ago

Can you please tell me is the picture or the description the product you are selling? The description is for a pencil molding and the picture looks like a base molding.

2"x12" Dark Emperador Marble Liner Penna Molding · More Info

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3 years ago
Hi,

This is a technical issue. I just removed this item. Dark Emperador has pencil and chair rail in polished finish. I apologize for any confusion.
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