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Bath room sink

8 years ago

Hi

I really like the sink in the photograph & I was wounding what it was called & where I could purchase one from ?

I understand the sink was painted...

Regards.

Maj.

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Hanson Fine Building
8 years ago
Thank you for your interest! There has been much discussion on the sink in this photo and we've had a lot of viewers contribute valuable information, so please refer to all the questions and answers for the best information.
geewillikers
7 years ago
I don't see any questions specific to this sink. Im sorry, where eo i look? It IS beautiful
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Aleksander Doroshenko
7 years ago
Look at this site: https://houseofenki.com/ May be here you can find something for yourself.

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