Aged Bronze Brompton Quadrant Fastener - Narrow | From The Anvil technical--exceptions-sleek-lamps Traditionally used on a ledge

Name: Aged Bronze Brompton Quadrant Fastener - Narrow | From The Anvil technical--exceptions-sleek-lamps Traditionally used on a ledge
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SKU: 38823745621
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Aged Bronze Brompton Quadrant Fastener - Narrow | From The Anvil technical--exceptions-sleek-lamps Traditionally used on a ledge

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Aged Bronze Brompton Quadrant Fastener Narrow From The Anvil technical exceptions sleek lamps Traditionally used on a ledge Traditionally used on a ledge and braced door These quality scales are made in England and are hand finished and balanced to ensure quality and accuracy Supplied with matching SS wood screws Ideal for use on a narrow top rail due to a thin fixing keep

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