Redbridge Rectangular 5-piece Dining Set Natural Walnut VariantStock_PAGF_W_1_5-Piece (Table+2 Side Chairs+2 Benches) Elegant Sectional Storage Chaise (Roma

Name: Redbridge Rectangular 5-piece Dining Set Natural Walnut VariantStock_PAGF_W_1_5-Piece (Table+2 Side Chairs+2 Benches) Elegant Sectional Storage Chaise (Roma
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 43111951
Price: 594.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6075 (22 reviews)

Redbridge Rectangular 5-piece Dining Set Natural Walnut VariantStock_PAGF_W_1_5-Piece (Table+2 Side Chairs+2 Benches) Elegant Sectional Storage Chaise (Roma

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Redbridge Rectangular 5 piece Dining Set Natural Walnut VariantStock_PAGF_W_1_5 Piece (Table+2 Side Chairs+2 Benches) Elegant Sectional Storage Chaise (Roma Elegant Sectional Storage Chaise (Roma Navy) 1 Piece 5" D x 25" H Weight: 194 lb This dining set blends a clean mid century modern table with bold upholstered seating for a balanced Components: SET 106591 106596(2)

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