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An unusually small proportioned early georgian cuban mahogany stool with drop in seat and cabriole leg with high pad feet, dating from around 1720. Very good condition and of a lovely rich colour and surface. Upholstered with an 18th Century silk damask.
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A George I Period Mahogany Stool of Rare Proportions (c.1720 English)

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An unusually small proportioned early georgian cuban mahogany stool with drop in seat and cabriole leg with high pad feet, dating from around 1720. Very good condition and of a lovely rich colour and surface. Upholstered with an 18th Century silk damask.

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Height:
34
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Length:
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