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Late 19th century Art Nouveau painted iron chateau "presse a ligne" mangle, marked "Furderer, Jaegler and Cie, Strassburg".
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Of the Period
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Place of Origin
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Date of Manufacturecirca 1890s
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Period
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ConditionGood. Functional condition; beautiful paint color and decoration. .
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WearWear consistent with age and use
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Dealer LocationNew Orleans, LA
Dimensions
52 in. H
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41.5 in. W
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25 in. D
132 cm H
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105 cm W
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63 cm D
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Number of Items1
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Reference Number0906198146469
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