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Kelly Garden Stool, Eggshell

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Est. Arrival: Oct 01 - Oct 04
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
COLOR eggshell
DIMENSIONS 13"Dia x 17"H
MADE OF high-fire porcelain
PLEASE NOTE suitable for outdoor or indoor use
SKU 75032146
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL Oct 01 - Oct 04
RETURNS This item is returnable within 30 days of delivery. Restocking and return shipping fees may apply. See our Return Policy for details.
STANDARD DELIVERY This item ships standard service. Learn more about our shipping & handling rates.
ABOUT THE BRAND
It’s almost a Western tradition to be lured by the mysteries and legends of the East. Legend of Asia, founded in Beijing, is happy to participate. With exceptionally high-quality Asian-influenced furniture and antique reproductions, the company has succeeded in fusing the time-honored beauty of traditional Asian art with modern lifestyles. Every piece has been handmade to exacting standards by artisans in the Far East.
Why we love this

Lustrous and versatile, this handmade, hand-painted garden stool is an occasional table, a functional perch, and a decorative presence in high-fire porcelain.

About the Brand
It’s almost a Western tradition to be lured by the mysteries and legends of the East. Legend of Asia, founded in Beijing, is happy to participate. With exceptionally high-quality Asian-influenced furniture and antique reproductions, the company has succeeded in fusing the time-honored beauty of traditional Asian art with modern lifestyles. Every piece has been handmade to exacting standards by artisans in the Far East.