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George IV Mahogany Side Table

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Circa 1820, George IV mahogany side table. The solid mahogany top has rounded corners, below the top is a single drawer with ebonised inlay, brass handles and a stylish ebony escutcheon. The sides of the table are also inlaid in ebony. The table stands on 4 very elegant ring turned tapering legs finishing on a tall elegant turning. Good colour and condition.

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£790.00  UK
$1063.10  USA
€906.53  EU
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DimensionsSize 74cm high x 58.5cm wide x 40cm deep. Category Antique Furniture Date Circa 1820  Early 19th Century Antiques Material Mahogany Item code as178a830 / 17990 Status Sold

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