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Pair of Commodes by Zignago and Picasso
By Zignago & Picasso
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A good and unusual pair of bird’s-eye maple commodes by Zignago & Picasso, each of rectangular form with cut corners and four drawers, with the original grey marbles set into the top...
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1880s English Antique Zignago and Picasso
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Birdseye Maple
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