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Lot 505

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Friday 25th June 2021

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Description

Copper cistern, with nameplate "The Efficient Gas Copper Patent No. 484718 New Geysers 1931 LTD", with brass tap, raised on black painted legs, 72cm high, 43.5cm diameter

Sold For

£45.00

Category

Furniture

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