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Edwardian Mahogany Fire Surround with Mirror Brass Insert and Tile Side Panels

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  • Antique Edwardian Mahogany Fireplace Surround
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  • Pair of Aesthetic Movement Cast Fire Inserts with Mintons Aesop's Fables Tiles
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