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Where could we find this light fixture over the desk.

4 years ago

We would like to be able to find this chandelier or one very much like it. Could you please advice where it might be purchased?

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Marie Meko, Allied ASID
4 years ago
This Picture was taken several years ago and the company it was purchasing from is no longer in business. I would show the picture to a lightning studio in your area with catalogs available .
rhondakwiley
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4 years ago
Thank you for getting back to me.
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