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Curved Empire mahogany and ormolu console, early 19th century

Curved Empire mahogany and ormolu console, early 19th century

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PRICE : 3 400 €
CONDITION : Excellent

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Curved Empire mahogany and ormolu console, early 19th century. To be placed in a rotunda-shaped living room.

Very rare place to find, in excellent condition.

Length : 121cm
Height : 90cm
Depth : 41cm

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