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Victorian Walnut Card Table.

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Victorian Walnut Card Table. %%alt5%%
A Victorian walnut card table of good quality.Serpentine Shaped fold over top opening to reveal the green velvet playing surface.Central leg with 4 cabriole leg supports.
Very nice polished condition and good rich colour.
Circa 1860/70
Price
£950.00  UK
$1162.33  USA
€1128.32  EU
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Category Antique Furniture > Antique Games / Card Tables Period Mid Victorian Antiques Material Walnut Origin English Item code as752a017 / card table. Status For Sale

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Borders Antique CentreThe Old Mill
Garfield Street
Hawick
Roxburghshire
TD9 9HB

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