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An elegant and slender late 18th century mahogany lamp table. English, circa 1780. Good patina.
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Georgian Mahogany Lamp Table

RH358

An elegant and slender late 18th century mahogany lamp table. English, circa 1780. Good patina.

Period

Circa 1780

Materials

Mahogany

Condition

very good

Dimensions

Width:
50
cm
Height:
73
cm
Length:
40
cm

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