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Lot 164

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Wednesday 14th October 2020

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Description

Mid to late 19th Century oak Elizabethan style fireplace, English, circa 1850 � 1880. the fire surround with twin Atlanta figures joined by a carved lintel board, scroll and rose head carved sides, 175cm

Category

Furniture

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