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Lot 493

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Thursday 14th October 2021

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Description

Welsh late 17th/ early 18th Century Oak Tridarn, Snowdonia circa 1690-1710, the open canopy structure with turned supports above the two fielded panel doors to the middle section, the central panel with star design around the arch, the base section with two fielded panel doors raised on block feet, 137cm wide, 56cm deep, 195cm high

Category

Furniture

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