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William 4th Slipper Chair

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19th century slipper chair circa 1830, raised on fine turned legs ending on brass cup castors, the back legs are splayed and veneered ending on a brass plate castors, the chair is structurally in good order as well as the chintz fabric. Seat height 43cm.
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£650.00  UK
$873.41  USA
€751.86  EU
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DimensionsWidth 56cm, Depth 61cm, Height 92cm, Seat Height 43cm Category Antique Furniture > Antique Armchairs Date 1830  19th Century Antiques Material Rosewood Origin English Condition Good Item code as1247a064 Status For Sale

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Spencer Robertson AntiquesUnit 5 at Sherborne Business Centre
East Mill Lane
Sherborne
Dorset, England
DT9 3DP

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