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Lot 8

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Thursday 14th October 2021

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Description

Small Charles II oak coffer, Devon, circa 1660, the rectangular top above a lunette carved frieze and two panel front raised on block supports, 85cm long, 41cm deep, 53cm high

Sold For

£440.00

Category

Furniture

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