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A pair of Russian side chairs made in mahogany with gilded details. Standing on back curved legs with leaf carvings.
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Place of Origin
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Date of Manufacture1800-1820
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ConditionGreat.
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Dealer LocationNew York, NY
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Number of Items2
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Reference NumberU1105098829346
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