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$26.52 Shipping Condition: Used Location: North Scituate, United States Great piece with multiple uses. Both doors open and close properly as does the locks and unlocks easily. Looks to be made of walnut or mahogany and has ... morean old finish. The only issue we see as seen in our photos is on the back 1 1/2” of the top and bottom and sides the walnut is a lighter color - not sure if it is original or not but looks to be from when it was made.
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$102.50 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Orange, United States This is an antique lidded wood travel lap desk. I believe it dates from the early 19th century. The large box is made of a beautiful blond wood. I believe ... moreit is maple. It has all the original brass hardware but is missing the key.
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Free Shipping Location: Gilbert, United States Velvet background. Found wrapped with leather bag artifacts etc. Not casted or glazed technique is older and looks to be Islamic tribal kashan or hanara ... moreand material is early clay. (Missing small pieces see pic) Islamic lettering on tent can’t make out.
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$23.43 Shipping Condition: Unspecified Location: North Scituate, United States ORIGINAL PINNED HINGES. AS SEEN IN OUR PHOTOS ONE OF THE BOTTOM BOARDS IS MISSING.
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$86.66 Shipping Location: Portland, United States This piece dates from the early to mid 1800's. This tansu chest is made of solid wood (paulownia) with a natural finish. All the hardware is hand forged ... moreiron in a Kakute (square) shape with the burnt lacquer finish.
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Location: Vidalia, United States Executed his 6 May 1877 re-affirmation testimony to the Book of. This original manuscript letter of testimony supports and validates. The testimony of ... morethe Eight Witnesses was signed there, and it. after he executed this most significant testimony to the Book of.
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Condition: Used Location: Lexington, United States Charles and Christian Fogle were sons of Salem cabinetmaker Augustus Fogle and his wife Lucinda Schneider, who like many in the community had German forebears. ... moreAugustus was a prominent citizen who served for several years as Forsyth County sheriff.
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