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Georgian bow-front corner cupboard,

Mahogany, early nineteenth century

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Georgian bow-front corner cupboard,

Mahogany, early nineteenth century

with dentil cornice and blind fretwork to the frieze, the curved flame mahogany doors flanked by fluted pilasters, painted green within.

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Dimensions: 108cm (42½") High, 71cm (28") Wide, 45.5cm (18") Deep, internal width 57 cm
Stock code: AD1442
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