Australian Colonial cedar hanging shelves, mid-19th century,…
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Australian Colonial cedar hanging shelves, mid-19th century, with three adjustable shelves and carved side supports, height 112 cm width 113 depth 21 cm. provenance: Warwick Oakman Antiques, Hobart. Collection of George and Adisa Pompei, Sydney

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