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Stollen chest, probably Lower Saxony, dated 1651, solid oak, relief carving, orig. Lock, fittings and handles, approx. 69 x 123 x 59 cm, EZ 2-3

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Stollen chest, probably Lower Saxony, dated 1651, solid oak, relief carving, orig. Lock, fittings and handles, approx. 69 x 123 x 59 cm, EZ 2-3

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