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I was wondering if you might have 70 in stock

10 years ago

I work for a hotel and was wondering if you would have 70 of these available and if you would be willing to give a price break if we buy 70 and also what shipping would be.
Please email me at Jennifer@thewyominginn.com

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Suzy Cacic
10 years ago
Hi, I am not the supplier, please take a look at Pier 1 Imports website. Thanks.
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