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Is this the actual picture of the sink or just an example?

6 years ago

Sumida Green Onyx Counter Vessel, Light Green, 19.63"x15.75"x4" · More Info

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6 years ago
It is not the actual vessel but if you request actual product picture through the website it can be provided
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