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Marsoni
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William IV mahogany bergere armchairA well patinated William IV carved mahogany bergere armchair; the scrolling top rail above a caned back and seat, having down scrolling arms which are carved with lotus leaves and having turned and reeded legs. This armchair retains an excellent colour and patination. This armchair is extremely comfortable, the caning has survived in excellent condition and the bespoke cushion is upholstered in Susan Deliss's bursa stripe. Height to seat: 18" (45.
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