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An Early Victorian Mahogany Framed Country House Ottoman c.1840 sub-Mirrors & Lighting and a photograph of Mrs

An Early Victorian Mahogany Framed Country House Ottoman c.1840 sub-Mirrors & Lighting and a photograph of MrsOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 Height: 17 Width: 44 Depth: 23 (at top) The large country house ottoman having a padded hinged lid covered with a fragment of Turkish ottoman brocade, the whole with concave sides in a plush teal blue to lower rail and flattened bun feet, the seat lid opening to reveal a vacant storage interior and a pale linen lined interior, and the whole surviving from early Victorian period

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and a photograph of Mrs Norris creating the paper ladies along with other documentation

We can find an advertising entry in 1938

including the MET

many now defunct

An Early Victorian Mahogany Framed Country House Ottoman c.1840 sub-Mirrors & Lighting and a photograph of MrsOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 Height: 17 Width: 44 Depth: 23 (at top) The large country house ottoman having a padded hinged lid covered with a fragment of Turkish ottoman brocade, the whole with concave sides in a plush teal blue to lower rail and flattened bun feet, the seat lid opening to reveal a vacant storage interior and a pale linen lined interior, and the whole surviving from early Victorian period

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