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Arts & Crafts Liberty & Co Nursery Rhyme Childs Chair

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This is a lovely Arts & Crafts oak child's chair for Liberty & Co as part of their nursery rhyme range. This one shows the cow jumping over the moon. Offered in excellent original condition, firm with the original rushing.

Dimensions:
Height = 71cms
Width at arms = 37cms
Depth at seat = 32cms
Seat height = 31cms
Price
£195.00  UK
$243.46  USA
227.78  EU
 The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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Delivery to any address in mainland England & Wales is £55. For delivery to Scotland & Ireland, please email for a quote. If you wish to avoid the delivery cost, you can collect the item in person. Delivery will be made by a courier service. We will inform you by email and/or telephone and provide you with full delivery details including when to expect delivery. Delivery times are usually 1-4 weeks (depending on location). We will contact you to arrange the delivery day to ensure a convenient delivery.
Period Arts and Crafts Antiques Material Oak Origin English Maker Liberty Item code as950a004 / PBL - Chair - Child - 001 Status Sold

SellerPuma And Bear, London

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Puma and Bear, LondonPrivate dealer
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Near Canary Wharf
England

Tel : 07912294255

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Arts & Crafts Liberty & Co Nursery Rhyme Childs Chair
 
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