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A Pair of George III Gilt Neoclassical Stands
$ 15,000
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A Pair of George III Gilt Neoclassical Stands
$15,000.00
Circular turned dish top surrounded by swags and acanthus. A gadrooned bowl form with floral finial; molded down swept legs supported by Greek key block feet.
54” H
11” D
22” Stance -
More Information
Period: 19th Century Condition: Good. Styles / Movements: Traditional, Neoclassical Incollect Reference #: 705974 -
Dimensions
H. 54 in; Diam. 11 in; H. 137.16 cm; Diam. 27.94 cm;
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