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A Quality Regency Period Mahogany Armchair

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A quality regency period mahogany armchair. The beautiful shaped back and scroll arms lead to a sabre front legs. This chair is in original condition and fabulous patina. Newly re-upholstered seat.
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£575.00  UK
$774.64  USA
€665.28  EU
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DimensionsHeight 83cms Width 55cms Depth 46cms Category Antique Furniture > Antique Chairs Period Regency Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Condition excellent Item code as1068a259 / IM000267 Status For Sale

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Beech and Springs Antiques@ Dorking Antiques
17-18 West Street,
Dorking,
Surrey, England
RH4 1BL

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