Extravagant transforming table in Chippendale style 19th century
mahogany wood, …

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Extravagant transforming table in Chippendale style 19th century mahogany wood, dimensions when closed 77.5 cm x 40 cm x 82 cm, with hidden secretary's top, dimensions when opened with secretary's top extended 74 cm x 82 cm x 84 cm, dimensions of secretary's top 17 cm x 26 cm x 70 cm, secretary's top with a total of 9 drawers, with rolling feet

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Extravagant transforming table in Chippendale style 19th cen

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