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<p>[QUOTE="Drew, post: 12951031, member: 3235"]Agree with those you say proceed with caution . . 'less is more' when addressing wood, it is way to easy to destroy the honest age of a piece. </p><p>I'm always impressed with 19th c. French metal work in terms of design and quality. You have a pretty item there.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Drew, post: 12951031, member: 3235"]Agree with those you say proceed with caution . . 'less is more' when addressing wood, it is way to easy to destroy the honest age of a piece. I'm always impressed with 19th c. French metal work in terms of design and quality. You have a pretty item there.[/QUOTE]
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