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Creator: Wright and Mansfield
Narrow Adam Style Cabinet by Wright and Mansfield
By Wright and Mansfield
Located in Greenwich, CT
Fine George III style inlaid mahogany credenza of unusually narrow size by leading London manufacturers Wright and Mansfield, having rosewood and holly crossbanded top over bank of d...
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1870s English Adam Style Antique Wright and Mansfield Credenzas
Materials
Mahogany, Rosewood, Holly
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 Credenzas
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Bronze, Ormolu, Copper
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