Prosper 7 Piece Faux Leather Dining Set in Cappuccino White-1 Planters Barons features a charming back DHC-108-122496-102

Name: Prosper 7 Piece Faux Leather Dining Set in Cappuccino White-1 Planters Barons features a charming back DHC-108-122496-102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 48819826559
Price: 621.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2934 (30 reviews)

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Prosper 7 Piece Faux Leather Dining Set in Cappuccino White 1 Planters Barons features a charming back DHC 108 122496 102 Barons features a charming back and antique copper nailhead trimmed seat with a dash of grace and noble appeal All of the exquisite details enlivening our series of Hannah Chandeliers are instilled into this large version befitting a lovely chateau in the South of France Offer your dining decor an effortlessly elegant update with the 7 Piece Prosper Dining Room Set which features one 69" Rectangle Dining Table and six Modern Faux Leather Upholstered Parsons Dining Chairs Six Prosper Dining Side Chair

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