Edwardian mahogany double stool in mahogany and yellowwood - antique
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Stylish antique furniture and accessories.
€1,740.00
SKU: NIMQUES- Sn4127
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Description
Edwardian mahogany and a satin-inlaid stool paired with a duet, featuring a rectangular seat turned on the sides and inlaid with mahogany railing and an inlaid front cord railing, all standing on elegant tapered legs. This inlaid stool is in fantastic condition - ready to be placed in your home.
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Attributes / Details
| SKU | NIMQUES- Sn4127 |
| Manufacturer | Nimbus Antiques |
| Model | Sn4127 |
| Material | mahogany, yellowwood |
| Size | H47cm H62cm W133cm D37cm |
| Age | 19th century |
| Year | 1900 |
| Style | Edwardian |
| Condition | After renovation |
| Destiny | To living room |
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