Antique Tasmanian Cedar Table, 1825

A rare Tasmanian table, cedar, circa 1825, formerly one end of…
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A rare Tasmanian table, cedar, circa 1825, formerly one end of a sectional dining table, possibly the work of convict maker Penman, (see Fahy, Craig and Robertson, plate 121), 72 cm high, 120 cm wide, 75 cm deep

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