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Description
dated 1784
The seats having hinged lift up lids with glove storage underneath
Paul de Frick was born in Paris and lived there until his death in 1935
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Cumaná
hallmarked for London 1824
Antique Anglo Indian Teak Mahogany Inlaid Marquetry Work Side Sewing Table, Circa 1870 Decorative Arts dated 1784This item has been sold. Looking for something similar? Send us an email and we can see what we have in our holdings. A good antique Anglo Indian inlaid marquetry side work table, circa 1870. This very elegant antique table is profusely inlaid with geometric bone marquetry and exotic hardwood inlay. The rectangular top inlaid with rosewood stringing, mahogany and other exotic hardwood geometric inlays, to the front is a single locking drawer (with the
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