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Ellen Llewellyn

8 years ago

I love the rug! Can you tell me where it's from please? Thank you.

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Salvesen Graham
8 years ago
Hi Ellen - glad you like the rug! It's from Gallery Yacou in London: http://www.galleryyacou.com/
Ellen Llewellyn
Original Author
8 years ago
Thank you - I don't seem to be able to find it on the website. Was it an antique rug and so only one available? Otherwise I don't suppose you remember the name? Thanks again!
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Salvesen Graham
8 years ago
Hi Ellen. Yes, sorry, it was antique! Hopefully they might have something similar....
rodymorgans
8 years ago
Hi. Where is the coffee table from? Its lovely. Thank you.
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Salvesen Graham
8 years ago
Hi rodymorgans. It is an antique coffee table from a wonderful dealer called Brownrigg. Good luck on your search!

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