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Marsoni
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19th Century English Oak Hall BenchA large scale English oak hall bench with high back from the mid 19th century. This antique bench from England is generously sized at just over 6 feet in length and was made almost entirely without nails using primarily mortise and tenon with peg construction. The back features five rectangular panels with top rail decorated with a split baluster turning. The bench is supported with two turned legs in the front and squared back legs. This English oak
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