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George III Oak Two Part Bureau

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Circa 1775, George III oak two part bureau. The top section opens to show a solid oak interior with various drawers with small brass knobs, below are 4 drawers of graduating size with cast brass handles (changed). The bureau stands on bracket feet.

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£750.00  UK
$954.30  USA
€880.88  EU
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DimensionsSize 100cm high x 86cm wide x 46.5cm deep. Date Circa 1775  George III Antiques Material Oak Item code as178a331 Status For Sale

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Georgian Antiques10 Pattison Street
Leith Links
Edinburgh
Scotland
EH6 7HF

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