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Mahogany veneered working cabinet. The drawer forms a scriban. Retractable candlestick. (chips in the veneer). Early 19th century. Height : 82 cm

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Mahogany veneered working cabinet. The drawer forms a scriban. Retractable candlestick. (chips in the veneer). Early 19th century. Height : 82 cm

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