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11 February 2019

February Flavours in the Warehouse

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#1920 AMERICAN STEEL DESK £1,450+vat
#0381 FOLIO CASES IN RED LEATHER £95+vat

#1164 CZECH GLASS CYLINDER LIGHT £395+vat each

#1927 TALL BRONZE DISPLAY CABINET £2,750+vat

#1937 CUT GLASS PENDANTS £145+vat each
#1928 GUILLERME ET CHAMBRON FOR VOTRE MAISON OAK SHELVING UNIT £495+vat

#1857 BUBBLE LIGHTS ON CHAIN £345+vat each

#1918 ESTATE CUPBOARD £695+vat
#1938 BRASS ARTICULATED FLOOR LAMP £495+vat

#1865 LYRE BASED TABLE WITH VEINED MARBLE TOP - PAIR AVAILABLE £6,950+vat
#1857 BUBBLE LIGHTS ON CHAIN £345+vat each

#1690 KIRSTEN HECKTERMANN CUSHIONS £55/75+vat each
#1882 SHAHSAVAN JIJIM £245+vat
#1691 BLUE RED BLACK WELSH BLANKET £245+vat

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