A Most Unusual 18thC & Later Gothic Oak Stool

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A Most Unusual 18thC & Later Gothic Oak StoolOrigin: British Possibly Irish Period: George III Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1760 and later Width: 23. 5 inches Depth: 15. 75 inches Height: 21. 75 inches The oak stool made up from a c. 1760 oak close stool with lift up lid having Irish mid eighteenth century George II feet, with a nineteenth century hybrid mythical creature to the half moon frieze of a lions head mask and expanded bat wings, standing on four chamfered Georgian legs, the

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