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Gillows Quality Dumb Waiter

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An unusual early 19th.C. Gillows quality mahogany revolving dumb waiter / whatnot . The three circular tiers each with moulded edge and supported on four tapered and reeded brass columns. The base with original revolving mechanism, vase turned column and supported on three reeded splayed legs with brass cap casters. In untouched original condition including all brass work. Sizes- Height...47.5'' / 120.5cm. Diameter...23.5'' / 60cm. Delivery to most of U.K. £65. ALL TRADE ENQUIRIES WELCOME.
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Category Antique Furniture Date c.1810  Early 19th Century Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Item code as243a1084 / 20990 Status Sold

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John Howkins AntiquesPrivate dealer
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The Grange, Hempnall Green
Norfolk
NR15 2NR

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