Love that glider, where is it from?

Anna Conley

9 years ago

I'm having trouble finding a similar style in the UK. Any recommendations are very welcome! Thanks in advance.

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Toks Aruoture
9 years ago
Hi Anna, The Baby Cot Shop can supply a glider just like this. There'll be a skirt at the bottom to cover the mechanism. www.thebabycotshop.com
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Elizabeth Krial Design, LLC
7 years ago
Anna, I recall this glider being a Candian brand that was donated to the show house by Daisy Baby (Bethesda, MD)-

Phone: (301) 654-7477

http://everlyandmonet.com/gliders
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