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Georgian Mahogany Pole Screen. Nice Base.

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Georgian Mahogany Pole Screen. Nice Base. Georgian Mahogany Pole
Early 19th century George III mahogany pole screen with swept tripod type base and octagonal screen. The screen section with double reed mould to the frame with fine needlework picture on silk of birds in a tree. The base with nice swept down legs with ebonised noulding to the top and original brass feet. Nice shape turned column with original brass finial to the top. All in good order. Slight staining to the silk in places.

SIZE 56" high

CIRCA 1800 - 1810
Price
£195.00  UK
$243.46  USA
€227.78  EU
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Date 1800  Early 19th Century Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Item code as273a1414 Status For Sale

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Carse Antiques@ Rait Antique Centre
Rait
Perthshire
Scotland
PH2 7RT

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