York, Maine (ME) Furnishings Companies
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- Curtains and Draperies1
- Drapery Hardware and Window Blinds and Shades1
- Furniture and Fixtures3
- Home Furnishings3
- Household Furniture, NEC1
- Office Furniture, Except Wood1
- Paint, Glass, and Wallpaper Stores2
- Pottery Goods1
- Store and Office Fixtures3
- Wood Household Furniture, Except Upholstered2
- Wood Office and Store Fixtures, Partitions, Shelving, and Lockers1
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- Acton1
- Alfred2
- Arundel3
- Bar Mills4
- Berwick2
- Biddeford23
- Buxton6
- Cape Neddick1
- Cornish2
- Dayton1
- Eliot3
- Hollis Center4
- Kennebunk10
- Kennebunkport10
- Kittery6
- Lebanon2
- Limerick3
- Limington3
- Lyman1
- Newfield4
- North Berwick8
- North Waterboro7
- Ogunquit1
- Old Orchard Beach5
- Parsonsfield1
- Saco16
- Sanford20
- Shapleigh2
- South Berwick8
- Springvale5
- Wells10
- York Harbor4
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