Null Two Section Welsh Style Cupboard by Collection Reproduction
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Two Section Welsh Style Cupboard by Collection Reproduction Elegant cupboard with three main shelves, countertop, side cabinets and drawers marked Collection Reproduction on inside. Brass hardware on drawers. Measuring: H 90 W 80 D 20 in Wear consistent with age. Provenance: Private collection of Floyd and Beverly Sherman. No reserve

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Two Section Welsh Style Cupboard by Collection Reproduction Elegant cupboard with three main shelves, countertop, side cabinets and drawers marked Collection Reproduction on inside. Brass hardware on drawers. Measuring: H 90 W 80 D 20 in Wear consistent with age. Provenance: Private collection of Floyd and Beverly Sherman. No reserve

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