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love your farm table.. where did you get it? Thanks so much

10 years ago

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Benco Construction
10 years ago
Happy New Year! This table was purchased from a reclaiming store in Brooklyn, NY.
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Cathelijn Van de Fliert-Kuis
7 years ago
love the chairs! where did you get those?
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