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serenitymassageandbodywork

6 years ago

I looked up period arts fans but don't see this fan. In fact, it directs me to a different website all together. I LOVE the one shown here in your picture. Do you remember the name of it?

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PepperJack Interiors
6 years ago
I found the Period Arts Paris Ceiling fan at this vendor's site, but you'll want to check with vendor as perhaps Period Arts has discontinued this. http://www.electricsuppliesonline.com/period-arts-par-rb-52-mp-in-nc.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjwwLHLBRDEARIsAN1A1Q6joiPgBmBdsa8saV-mciaaRX3zjbUSAdPgblri0dXxH7n5Qkz_714aAiaAEALw_wcB
serenitymassageandbodywork
Original Author
6 years ago
Thank you!
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