English mahogany Canterbury or music stand, early 1800s. A reversed arched top holds your magazines or books. The central drawer adds convenience. $495 H. 19", w. 20", d. 15"
English Mahogany Canterbury or Music Stand, early 1800s.
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George III Mahogany Silver Table – circa 1775-1790
George III mahogany silver table, circa 1775-1790. A most beautiful setting with your hallmarked silver tea service, the pierced or reticulated rim is above a veneered frieze, on squared Chippendale legs braced by fretwork. Each leg terminates in a bold block foot....
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