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4 Oak Barrels in Original Paint

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4 Unusual and decorative 19thC oak coopered barrels with painted iron bandings in their original scumble paint finish with painted letters. Two have a 'W' which I assume to be for whiskey and two have a 'B' which I assume to be for brandy. Two are the same size whilst the other two are slightly smaller. One measures 22cm high by 23cm diameter, one measures 23cm high by 24cm diamEter and the other two measure 24cm high by 25cm diameter. They are being sold as a group of four as they are all of similar age and appearance.
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£585.00  UK
$742.25  USA
€691.70  EU
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Date Mid 19thC  Mid 19th Century Antiques Material Oak Origin English Item code as649a452 Status Sold

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Heirlooms by LawrenceUnit C, Cotefield Farm
Oxford Road
Bodicote
Oxfordshire
OX15 4AQ

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