Cedar Library Table from Tal-Y-Garn, Australian, circa 1845
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A cedar rectangular trestle-form library table. Australian circa 1845. provenance: Sothebys 2002 lot 7. The Estate of the late E Bassett Daughter of Dr W Bassett who commenced medical practice in Bathurst in 1862. The table came from his house Tal-Y-Garn in Bathurst, 130 cm long, 70 cm deep, 74 cm high
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