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Victorian Scottish Stick Stand

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Victorian Scottish Stick Stand Victorian Scottish cast iron %%alt5%% %%alt6%%
Circa 1870, Victorian Scottish stick stand. At the back it is stamped Falkirk, PL 258B, No 23 and it also has a Victorian kite mark. There is a repair to one of the uprights. The bottom tray is removable and is also stamped. The stick stand itself is in the style of foliate carving with open fretwork all over and stands on an enclosed plinth. Good piece of Scottish cast iron.
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£225.00  UK
$305.80  USA
€266.90  EU
 The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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DimensionsSize 76cm high x 44cm wide x 21.5c deep. Category Antique Furniture Date Circa 1870  Victorian Antiques Material Metal Origin Scottish Item code as178a1154 / 18437 Status Sold

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