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Name : Elephant Table without Glass
Size : 75 x 60 cm
Wood : Suar wood (similar like Mahagony wood)
Color Available : Natural, Brown, Black
Glass Size : 100 x 1 cm (bevel 2 cm)
Made by one piece wood with elephant carving and topwith carving and Glass.













Name : Aquarium Table without Glass
Size : 75 x 60 cm
Wood : Suar wood (similar like Mahagony wood)
Color Available : Natural, Brown, Black
Glass Size : 100 x 1 cm (bevel 2 cm)
Made by one piece block wood with aquarium carving and top
with carving and Glass.










































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