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Jeanette Sexton

7 år siden

Where did you get painting Above the Mantel? What is is called?

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Robin Gonzales Interiors
7 år siden
Thank you for your question. It is a glass coated piece from z gallerie. I do not have record of the exact name of the piece.
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