Catalogue of Louis XIV, XV, XVI, Chippendale, Mahogany, and Superbly Carved Oak Dining Room Furniture, Old Plates and Platters, Representing Scenes from Early American History, European and Chinese Porcelains, Brocades, Hangings, Bronzes, Etc

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