
Louis XVI Style 19th Century Secretaire from France
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Beautiful, 19th Century, Louis XVI style secretaire in rich mahogany. Circa 1880. Dimensions: W: 37″ D: 16″ T: 60.5″ Desk Height: 28.5″
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Beautiful, 19th Century, Louis XVI style secretaire in rich mahogany. Circa 1880. Dimensions: W: 37″ D: 16″ T: 60.5″ Desk Height: 28.5″

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