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Black Regency Lever on Rose Set (Art Deco) - Unsprung | From The Anvil OOS UDG-80 Our collection of telephone sockets

Name: Black Regency Lever on Rose Set (Art Deco) - Unsprung | From The Anvil OOS UDG-80 Our collection of telephone sockets
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 91379873662
Price: 119.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5841 (16 reviews)

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Black Regency Lever on Rose Set (Art Deco) Unsprung From The Anvil OOS UDG 80 Our collection of telephone sockets Our collection of telephone sockets is suitable for use with standard UK telephone plugs and designed to complement our many ironmongery finishes This is the perfect gift for that special someone who will appreciate the beauty of this tankard Lever handle for internal and external doors where locking is either required or not required Supplied with matching SS bolt through fixings & SS wood screws

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