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Lot 49

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Auction start:

Wednesday 14th October 2020

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Description

19th Century ash and fruitwood child's Mendlesham chair, the boxwood strung back with ball, splat and spindle back above the shaped solid seat flanked by curved arms and turned legs, 58cm high x 34.5cm wide

Sold For

£420.00

Category

Furniture

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