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Creator: Wright and Mansfield
Adam Style Satinwood Credenza Stamped Wright and Mansfield, 19th Century
By Wright and Mansfield
Located in Charleston, SC
The Royal furniture-makers, Wright and Mansfield of London were the Cabinet Makers for this rare Adam Style Satinwood Ormolu Mounted Credenza or Side Cabinet. This Regal Satinwood Ca...
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19th Century English Adam Style Antique Wright and Mansfield Cabinets
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Bronze, Ormolu, Copper
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