Null Chest of drawers, c. 1860, mahogany, rosewood, bronze fittings probably fir…

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Chest of drawers, c. 1860, mahogany, rosewood, bronze fittings probably fire-gilt, curved marble top, top damaged with crack and chipping, h. 98 cm, w. 119 cm, d. 53 cm (note shipping instructions)

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Chest of drawers, c. 1860, mahogany, rosewood, bronze fittings probably fire-gilt, curved marble top, top damaged with crack and chipping, h. 98 cm, w. 119 cm, d. 53 cm (note shipping instructions)

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