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i would like to buy 4 but there is only 1 in stock? is this item going

Neda Mehmandoost

7 years ago

is this item going to be restocked? and if so when?

Abelardo Cushioned Small Bench · More Info

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Angerstein's Lighting & Design Center
7 years ago
Hi Neda,

This bench was discontinued by the manufacturer. I have just one in stock. I am happy to call the manufacturer on Monday, and double-check for you if they have any left in stock. So, I will confirm with you tomorrow. Thanks, Kristen
PRO
Angerstein's Lighting & Design Center
7 years ago
Well, I called the Manufacturer and they do not have any left in stock. Can I help you find another bench for your room? If you send me a picture of your room, I am happy to help! -Kristen U
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