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FOUR AMERICAN HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. Nineteenth
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FOUR AMERICAN HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. Nineteenth century, mixed woods. Jewelry box with enhanced red paint. 4"h. 8"w., book-shaped box, 10.5"l., lift top box....

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