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American Renaissance Revival carved oak banquet
© CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES, INC., West Columbia, SC, USA

American Renaissance Revival carved oak banquet table circa 1890, gadroon-carved edge, round top, on elaborately-carved lion's-head and paw pedestal, fitted...

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