Inlaid & Gold Incised Rosewood Vanity Stool

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Inlaid & Gold Incised Rosewood Vanity Stool

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Source: Fontaine's Auction Gallery
Category: Furniture & Furnishings

Inlaid & Gold Incised Rosewood Vanity Stool. Renaissance Revival revolving stool with carved and incised 4 legged base. Seat rail has gold incised carvings and inlaid center panel. Condition: Good original condition with veneer chip on the seat rail. 32''H 20''W 20''D.

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