Kitchen

catherine

8 years ago

Sorry. I'll say this again, spelling correctly, this time. Where is this kitchen from, please? It's great! Thank you!

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8 years ago
Hi Catherine, we believe this kitchen is from Neptune: http://www.neptune.com/ or it may have been a local carpenter.
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