Null James Shoolbred and Company's London "Bonheur du jour" in mahogany with sat…

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James Shoolbred and Company's London "Bonheur du jour" in mahogany with satin wood marquetry, pre-1931. Brass handles. Doors and sides of the lower body with beveled glass. Wheels Cabinetmaker's plaque. 126x90x59 cm. Right front leg with crack. Signs of use.

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James Shoolbred and Company's London "Bonheur du jour" in mahogany with satin wood marquetry, pre-1931. Brass handles. Doors and sides of the lower body with beveled glass. Wheels Cabinetmaker's plaque. 126x90x59 cm. Right front leg with crack. Signs of use.

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