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9 years ago

Can you give information about the chandelier??

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The Fechtel Company
9 years ago
We appreciate your interest, but unfortunately, we are not able to provide specific vendor or item information due to the location of much of our project details in archive and our commitment to client privacy. Thanks for understanding and have a great day!
Kelly Robbins
9 years ago
Try Currey and Company, Elegance Chandelier
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Kelly Robbins
9 years ago
Or Currey & Company Crystal Light Chandelier; I believe this is it!
shughes814
7 years ago
No, this is the Nierman weeks Italian chandelier

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