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03-08-02, 01:06 PM

Amy in SC

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Help me find this...

I am in love with a toothbrush/tumbler holder I found in a catalog. Problem is, the catalog doesn't sell it...it was pictured as a prop. I have emailed the company and they have no info on it. Below is a link to the online website that shows it. I have search some sites to see if they have it, but I'm at a loss. Any advice on who makes it or a site I could search would be super!!

[URL=http://www.potterybarn.com/ht/room.cfm?rm=bth&page=6[/URL]

03-12-02, 02:39 AM

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Wow. I like that too. I did some searching and here are some similar products I found:

http://www.restorationhardwarestore.com/re_bath.htm

http://shop.toohome.com/html/products/product_18981.asp

http://www.galleriacollection.com/ac...ountedbath.htm

On the following links, be sure to look for links to "next page" (or something like that) for additional products:

http://www.worldhomecenter.com/eserv...3AP_TOOTHBRUSH

http://www.homeportfolio.com/catalog...032&avId=11511

http://www.homeportfolio.com/catalog...060&avId=11511

03-12-02, 09:46 AM

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Thank You!!!

OMG! You really worked hard for me! I searched all sites I could find, BUt you found some really close!!!!! While none appeal to me as much as the one in the catalog....these are great!!!! Thank you so much for helping me!!!

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