Lot 3

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Thursday 14th October 2021

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William & Mary oak settle, Lancashire/Cheshire, circa 1690, the back of four rectangular fielded panels, the uprights with pyramidal finials, the slender round-ended downswept arms on columnar-turned supports, rope seat, unusually on three columnar-turned front legs joined by a mid-stretcher,�188cm wide,�68cm deep,�105.5cm high

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£550.00

Lot 3

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