Colonial Cedar Twin Pedestal Sideboard by William Hamilton
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Colonial cedar twin pedestal sideboard in the style of or made by William Hamilton (Refer 'Early Colonial furniture in New South Wales & VDL', Clifford Craig page 115 for similar example. provenance: Allport Family
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