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Fine Round Oriental Hard Wood Table / Stand

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Fine round oriental hard wood table dating from around 1890. The table has a inset marble centre top. Standing on four carved legs with carved mask tops. a lower round under shelf.
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£675.00  UK
$909.43  USA
€773.35  EU
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Dimensions59 cm high, 53 cm dia, Category Antique Furniture Date 1890  Late Victorian Antiques Material Wood Origin Oriental Condition good Item code as350a2407 Status For Sale

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James R Millington AntiquesUnit 37
Marsh Mills, Luck Lane
Marsh, Huddersfield
West Yorkshire
HD34AB

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