Victorian Rosewood Inlaid Marble Top Dresser Signed Gottlieb

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Victorian Rosewood Inlaid Marble Top Dresser Signed Gottlieb

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

Victorian Rosewood Inlaid Marble Top Dresser Signed Gottlieb. A handsome aesthetic dresser in the style and quality of Herter Bros. Matchbook grained rosewood and inlay of satinwood and mother of pearl with figured marble top on carved claw foot base. Condition: Very good. 96''H 49''W 22''D.

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