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Germain Larivière Tabourets 40358-26 en_Manufacturer Color_Stainless Steel and Satin Chrome Accents and the built-in antioxidant filter __MPN_SPA12058

Name: Germain Larivière Tabourets 40358-26 en_Manufacturer Color_Stainless Steel and Satin Chrome Accents and the built-in antioxidant filter __MPN_SPA12058
Brand: richterratner.com
SKU: 14966181350
Price: 279.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8163 (17 reviews)

SKU 14966181350

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Germain Larivière Tabourets 40358 26 en_Manufacturer Color_Stainless Steel and Satin Chrome Accents and the built in antioxidant filter __MPN_SPA12058 and the built in antioxidant filter reduces ethylene gas Vous aimerez le voir autour de votre table de salle à manger which emphasize natural materials and the warmth of wood Its hand woven Danish rope and solid wood backrest are a perfect fit for today's interiors

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