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Large Rectangular Stone Planter, Hand Carved Type_Chair Thomas Chippendale (17-18-1799) was a

Large Rectangular Stone Planter, Hand Carved Type_Chair Thomas Chippendale (17-18-1799) was aLarge Rectangular stone planter, 100% hand made from a single block of natural Indonesian green stone. Bali Green Stone, also known as Green Sukabumi Stone, is categorized as Indonesia Quartzite, this stone comes from quarry that was a ancient lake in West Java Province, Indonesia. Width: 100cm Depth: 45cm Height: 30cm Item code: stoneplanter rect

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Thomas Chippendale (17-18-1799) was a cabinet maker in London

which are turned

Expertly hand-carved by our master craftsmen

A flame mahogany serpentine-shaped partner’s desk with satinwood crossbanding and a panelled hide writing surface

Width: 237cm  |  Depth: 321cm

Large Rectangular Stone Planter, Hand Carved Type_Chair Thomas Chippendale (17-18-1799) was aLarge Rectangular stone planter, 100% hand made from a single block of natural Indonesian green stone. Bali Green Stone, also known as Green Sukabumi Stone, is categorized as Indonesia Quartzite, this stone comes from quarry that was a ancient lake in West Java Province, Indonesia. Width: 100cm Depth: 45cm Height: 30cm Item code: stoneplanter rect

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