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An English oak chest, as illustrated on page 11 of ]'s "A History of English Furniture. The Age of Oak" (London: Lawrence & Bullen Ltd, 1904). {{PD-Old}} An English oak chest, as illustrated on page 11 of ]'s "A History of English Furniture. The Age of Oak" (London: Lawrence & Bullen Ltd, 1904). {{PD-Old-70}}

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An English oak chest, as illustrated on page 11 of Percy Macquoid's "A History of English Furniture. The Age of Oak" (London: Lawrence & Bullen Ltd, 1904).

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