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Dining cabinet

8 years ago

I love the dining cabinet-- would like to know the dimensions, who makes it and whether it comes in any other finishes. Thanks so much!

Upper Kirby District Houston, TX · More Info

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Ooh's & Aah's Interiors
7 years ago
The cabinet is from Dovetail Furniture. The dimensions are 79"Lx21"Dx95"H. Its the only finish it comes in. Oak w/grey finish
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