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The kitchen tap! Where is it from?

Catherine Squires

2 years ago

I have a faulty tap, just like this one, and a matching one in the laundry room, next door. It is on a very narrow strip of granite and this style just fits. I need to replace it and would like it to match the one I have. Please, does anyone know where it’s from? Thank you!!!

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