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A set of three Victorian pub cut-glass panels,
c.1890,
each plate glass rectangle with the plain glass obscured - translucent not clear - and cut with a pattern of scrolling foliate ornament,
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These panels have now been framed with hardwood rebated frames made from salvaged teak (see last picture)
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