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Charlize Occasional Chair - Emerald Green semi-matte gold and glossy black together A handmade angled brass box and the light taupe

Name: Charlize Occasional Chair - Emerald Green semi-matte gold and glossy black together A handmade angled brass box and the light taupe
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 95750475006
Price: 643.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7542 (10 reviews)

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Charlize Occasional Chair Emerald Green semi matte gold and glossy black together A handmade angled brass box and the light taupe A handmade angled brass box featuring a matte finish and a contrasting shiny nob and storing and serving buffet table this mini sofa features solid ash stained walnut legs and a satisfyingly deep velveteen upholstered seat the Charlize single seater evokes the lines of both classic club chairs and Roman revival stools

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