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6 years ago

Can you tell me who makes the dining room chandelier?

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Whitlock Builders
5 years ago
Thank
you for your question and taking the time to visit our profile. Unfortunately,
we were not involved in the selection of the chandelier.
HU-928827440
2 years ago
I would like to know where to find the chandelier as I may want to purchase it. Please help me find it and the price? My email Garlin52@Yahoo.com Gary Mysel In Pennsylvania. Thank You
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