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A cast iron hat and coat hook

A cast iron hat and coat hook

a double hook with acorn finials,

£7 each

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Dimensions: 16.5cm (6½") High, 4.4cm (1¾") Wide, 8.6cm (3½") Deep
Stock code: 49102
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