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  • English William IV Mahogany Tambour Writing Box with Drawer Serpentine Shaped
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  • c. 1830 William IV Period Tea Caddy
    Located in Chapel Hill, NC
    William IV period sarcophagus form tea caddy, English, circa 1830. Original interior fitted with a pair of dome-top tea canisters and section for sugar bowl (bowl lacking). Original ...
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