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Item Ships From: Massachusetts
Federal Grain Painted and Stenciled Document Box 19th Century American
Located in Hudson, NY
A spectacular and fine, dovetailed poplar, rosewood grain painted and ebonized document box. The gold stenciling is of a very fine quality. Retains the original fire gilded steel bai...
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Early 19th Century American Federal Antique Massachusetts - Decorative Objects

Materials

Gold, Steel

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