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1940s Cerused Oak Sideboard hexagonal with deer visible in the

1940s Cerused Oak Sideboard hexagonal with deer visible in the1940s Cerused Oak Sideboard featuring a striking Sarrancolin marble top that crowns three elegantly appointed cabinet doors. Each door showcases applied mouldings and a central medallion, Open the doors to discover generous shelving perfect for displaying fine china, glassware, or treasured collections. The cerused oak finisha sophisticated technique that highlights the wood grain with a whitewashed effectexemplifies French Art Deco craftsmanship.

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with deer visible in the middle distance

and was quickly recognized as one of his most talented students

The marble sculpture of the famous Farnese Hercules was copied after an ancient Greek bronze created in the 4th Century B

Face in profile

the turned walnut column with a faux wood finished shade

1940s Cerused Oak Sideboard hexagonal with deer visible in the1940s Cerused Oak Sideboard featuring a striking Sarrancolin marble top that crowns three elegantly appointed cabinet doors. Each door showcases applied mouldings and a central medallion, Open the doors to discover generous shelving perfect for displaying fine china, glassware, or treasured collections. The cerused oak finisha sophisticated technique that highlights the wood grain with a whitewashed effectexemplifies French Art Deco craftsmanship.

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