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Lot 142

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Wednesday 14th October 2020

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Description

Early 17th Century German Sleigh Foot Table, circa 1620 � 1640. Having a removable shaped three plank top secured by pegs, above a central open compartment joining twin silhouette shaped ends on original sleigh feet, 108cm long x 67cm wide x 67cm high

Category

Furniture

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