Description
Place of Origin
United States
Date of Manufacture
1920's
Period
20th Century
Materials and Techniques
Mahogany
Other Characteristics
mahogany
Condition
Good
Dimensions
18.5in.Hx26in.Wx18.5in.D
47cmHx66cmWx47cmD
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