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Where was this backsplash made? Thank you.

8 years ago

Spanish Colonial Revival · More Info

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Braswell Architecture, Inc.
8 years ago
It is an antique iron fireback found in Europe.
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Charles Nijman Fireplace Antiques
3 years ago
This fireback was sourced from https://www.firebacks.net. We always have 500+ antique and vintage firebacks in stock and ship in 2-3 days to the US.
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