Lot 6

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Thursday 14th October 2021

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Charming George III boarded elm bow back settle, West Country, circa 1800, of small proportions, the slightly bow back above the two plank solid seat flanked by arms with high terminals and plank sides forming the legs, 120cm wide, 27cm deep, 107cm high, the seat 41cm high

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£950.00

Lot 6

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