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A 19th Century Baltic Pine Breakfront Wardrobe Decorative who lived in it all

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who lived in it all his life with Mabel his wife and family

An iteration of the iconic Portcullis chair designed by Augustus Pugin as a general use chair for the Palace of Westminster

who by 1859 had built what was then called Fonthill Abbey

Eileen Gray is one of 20th-century design’s most influential women

H:42 W:61 D:61 CM

A 19th Century Baltic Pine Breakfront Wardrobe Decorative who lived in it allWell figured pine with ebonised detail to the cornice, door fronts and plinth, original brass door furnishings, hanging space above drawers and sliding linen trays. English, Circa 1870. H: 228 W: 184 D: 68 CM H: 89. 7 W: 72. 4 D: 26. 7 INCHES

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