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What kind of chaise is this? I am not familiar with it.

Kristen Remondi

10 years ago

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Wydeven Designs
10 years ago
I am not sure what it is called. I bought it at an antique shop and there were two originally. I sold this cnaise to someone who was putting it at the base of their bed.
Kristen Remondi
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10 years ago
The mystery continues! Thanks for getting back to me!

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