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A small early Georgian oak chest of drawers circa 1720, Lovely dark patina, Brass drop handles
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An Early 18th Century Oak Chest of Three Drawers of Small Proportions

RH251

A small early Georgian oak chest of drawers circa 1720, Lovely dark patina, Brass drop handles

Period

Circa 1720

Materials

Oak

Condition

Good condition

Dimensions

Width:
43
cm
Height:
51
cm
Length:
58
cm

£ 1,200.00 GBP

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131 Kensington Church Street
London, W8 7LP
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