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Reidy
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Furniture for Sale

Post by Reidy »

Gridley desk / cabinet. This is the firm that listed the Little lamp recently.
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SDR
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Lovely -- even if it is divorced from its companion structure. I wonder how that came to be. Was Snow a subsequent owner ? Where in the house would this piece have resided ?

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Roderick Grant
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Post by Roderick Grant »

Would it have worked well for a left-handed person?
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jmcnally
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Post by jmcnally »

Roderick Grant wrote:Would it have worked well for a left-handed person?
I didn't think the nuns allowed lefties to survive childhood
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