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Liberty Mahogany Duet Stool

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This sturdy solid mahogany piano stool ,attributed to the iconic retail store, Liberty & Co., London has simple yet stylish decoration typical of good Arts & Crafts design c1900. There are no makers marks present.
Carved hearts in sunken relief to the front and back set the piece off beautifully.
The seat has what looks to be original calico so requires your own fabric.
Dimensions 87cm length 51cm height 41cm deep.
We welcome visits to our 3000 sq ft warehouse in Norwich (postcode NR18 9PX), but please ask first as this is by appointment only. If travelling by train , we can meet you at Norwich Station or more locally, Wymondham Station.

Delivery to any address in the UK by ourselves or courier and will charge very reasonable rates.

Deliveries to the South-east are weekly.
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 SOLD
 
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Delivery to any address in the UK by ourselves or courier and charge very reasonable rates.
Deliveries to the South-east are weekly.
Category Antique Furniture Period Arts and Crafts Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Maker Liberty Item code as488a754 Status Sold

SellerKadensek And Ward

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Kadensek and WardPrivate dealer
By appointment only
Near Norwich
Norfolk

Tel : 01953 856155
or : 07796 324601

Non UK callers : +44 1953 856155 or +44 7796 324601
 
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