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8 years ago

Is it available in different sizes please

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Novita Furniture Collection
8 years ago
Yes this square coffee table is available in different sizes. If you send me an email to info@novitafurnituredesign.co.uk with your requirements, I will be able to give you a price for the size you'd like. Thanks, Regards
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