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Which counter stool are these? there are so many similar.

5 years ago

There are so many reproductions of this counter stool. Can you please share which exact manufacturer these are? They all vary in color, quality and size- and these look perfect for our kitchen. THANKS

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Feinmann, Inc.
5 years ago
These were supplied by the client. Sorry we don’t have access to that informatoin
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Mr Bar Stool
2 years ago
You can get these stools at Mr Bar Stool. We are located in Philadelphia but can ship to you. Call 215-925-4800 or email me at jean.barstool@gmail.com
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