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Early George III Oak Bureau

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Circa 1770, early George III oak bureau, with polished top and flap with a large stylish escutcheon, opening to reveal a very stylish interior which has various shaped drawers and a shaped concave central door. Outside is a configuration of 2 over 2 drawers with swan neck handles, a simple frieze and standing on bracket feet. (Alterations).

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£1175.00  UK
$1573.91  USA
€1342.09  EU
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DimensionsSize 103cm high x 94.5cm wide x 52cm deep. Category Antique Furniture Date Circa 1770  George III Antiques Material Oak Item code as178a396 Status Sold

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