Null Chinese opium table of the Qing dynasty light Asian hardwood (Huang Huali o…

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Chinese opium table of the Qing dynasty light Asian hardwood (Huang Huali or satinwood?), angular top (103x50cm) on 4-legged stand with braced frame, h 50cm, age patina, the top slightly stained

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Chinese opium table of the Qing dynasty light Asian hardwood (Huang Huali or satinwood?), angular top (103x50cm) on 4-legged stand with braced frame, h 50cm, age patina, the top slightly stained

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