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A Pair Of Polychrome Side Chairs

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A pair of polychrome painted shield back side chairs, red painted swags on the back and front rail painted flowers, front legs are tapered. The seats are covered with dasmask fabric.
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£365.00  UK
$465.81  USA
€430.99  EU
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Dimensionsheight 97cms width 53cms depth 44 cms Category Antique Furniture > Antique Armchairs Period 19th Century Antiques Material Painted Origin English Condition excellent Item code as1068a235 / IM000167 Status For Sale

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Beech and Springs Antiques@ Dorking Antiques
17-18 West Street,
Dorking,
Surrey, England
RH4 1BL

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