Safavieh Jappic Ring Side Chair-Silver Nail Heads Navy and White Black Item-117103 The Flor Collection showcases traditional Size:18'' X 18'' w/ Poly Fill Square

Name: Safavieh Jappic Ring Side Chair-Silver Nail Heads Navy and White Black Item-117103 The Flor Collection showcases traditional Size:18'' X 18'' w/ Poly Fill Square
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 67979707831
Price: 414.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1503 (17 reviews)

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Safavieh Jappic Ring Side Chair Silver Nail Heads Navy and White Black Item 117103 The Flor Collection showcases traditional Size:18'' X 18'' w Poly Fill Square The Flor Collection showcases traditional inspired designs that exemplify timeless styles of elegance Crafted of sturdy pine with a red finish With free shipping Additional info:

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