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1930 Ad Edward I. Farmer Antique Ribband Back Arm Chair ORIGINAL INS1 XGD1 This ad is by Dorman This ad is by Dorman and Dana The ad also features an Art Deco style painting by Everett Henry that depicts an interpretation of Australian composer Percy Grainger's No natural defects 24 x 33 cm
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1930 Ad Edward I. Farmer Antique Ribband Back Arm Chair - ORIGINAL INS1 XGD1 This ad is by Dorman

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