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Dining Room: Ethan Allen cherry wood table, 10 upholstered chairs, lighted hutch. Table 66" x 44". Two leaves 18" each. $400 or best offer. 925-285-7677.
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- Age
- 25
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- Brand
- Ethan Allen
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- Color
- Dark Cherry Wood
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- Condition
- Used
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- Listing Type
- For Sale
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- Model
- Georgian Court
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- Price
- $500
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- Private Party
- Yes
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