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Who is the manufacturer of the cool bench in front of the bed?

phyllis mary jean godfree

2 years ago

Thank you. Phyllis Godfree phyllismaryjean@gmail.com

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Lane McNab Interiors
2 years ago
Hi Phyllis,

It's the Six Legged Horn bench from Corbin Bronze.
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