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Could you please tell me where the beautiful table came from?

12 years ago

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Dayna Katlin Interiors
12 years ago
Hi, Sorry to report that this table came from a very small shop that is no longer in business. I can tell you that it is a traditional mah jung game table where the top comes off and that is the felt you see in the picture. Let me know if you have any other questions!
Best, Dayna
Jamieson
Original Author
12 years ago
Disappointing, but thanks for the response!
09frank
11 years ago
These tables are found in Hawaii oriental stores I've also seen them on EBAY and over stock. Hawaii is known for these Mah Jongg tables
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Terri M
10 years ago
www.rosewoodfurniture.com search rosewood ming dynasty mahjong/poker table it is the same table. $$$$
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OE HOME CO.,LTD
9 years ago
you can find these table in CHina, contact me : jason@oehome.com.cn

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