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    27 November 2007

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    • A GEORGE III MAHOGANY KETTLE S
    Lot 107 | THE PROPERTY OF A LADY (LOTS 107-113) Read more

    A GEORGE III MAHOGANY KETTLE STAND

    MID-18TH CENTURY

    Price realised

    GBP 4,000

    Estimate

    GBP 1,500 - GBP 2,000

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    A GEORGE III MAHOGANY KETTLE STAND
    MID-18TH CENTURY
    The circular top with a moulded lip on a turned pedestal and tripod base with pointed pad feet, labelled 'ANTIQUE FURNITURE from NORMAN ADAMS LTD. 8-10, HANS ROAD, LONDON. S.W.3.'
    22in. (56cm.) high; 12in. (30cm.) diameter

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    Pre-Lot Text

    THE PROPERTY OF A LADY (LOTS 107-113)

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