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If wanting to use the top surface as a plinth we would recommend using a pad to the bottom section so as the piece stays straight and flush to the wall
with one spliced repair to one back leg
having drop leaf sides over a frieze drawer
having four open shelves and a moulded cornice
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A 19thC Alphabet Tray of Wooden Letterpress Printing Blocks c.1895 poa-item If wanting to use theOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Mid VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1895Width: 38Height: 15Depth: 1. 5 (the tray)Example Letter Height: 3. 75 for PThe collection of approximately one hundred and twenty three letterpress printing blocks, presented in their original wooden stained tray from the print house, the font being an elongated, sans serif type font in mahogany or similar wood and to include the ampersand and other punctuation marks, apparently
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