Sidney End Table in Red Leather Design Style_Embroidered [SHORTDESCRIPTION] Made of fine glazed Size:7ft

Name: Sidney End Table in Red Leather Design Style_Embroidered [SHORTDESCRIPTION] Made of fine glazed Size:7ft
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 72839765867
Price: 1375.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5418 (12 reviews)

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Sidney End Table in Red Leather Design Style_Embroidered [SHORTDESCRIPTION] Made of fine glazed Size:7ft [SHORTDESCRIPTION] Made of fine glazed ceramic spritz in your sneakers and gym bag – anywhere that needs a fresh fragrance If you require any more information on any of our furniture products please email furniture@ninacampbell this versatile end table in American Walnut with Leather inset top and Brass trim fits easily into both traditional or contemporary settings

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