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An Attractive Early 20thC Painted Oak Step Ladder sub-Antiques Unfortunate John Smyth was clearly

An Attractive Early 20thC Painted Oak Step Ladder sub-Antiques Unfortunate John Smyth was clearlyOrigin: British Period Early Twentieth Century Provenance: N A Date: c. 1900 20 When Open: Height: 39 inches Width: 15. 25 inches Depth: 30 inches The grey oak frame with iron hinges having four rungs and top step within vertical stiles and rope stays, the whole with the original elephant grey paint, survives from the early twentieth century. The condition of the ladder is totally original so remains un cleaned and un restored so decoratively it is

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Unfortunate John Smyth was clearly not a provident fellow

Double hand stitched in heavy cloth

conical and cylindrical examples

and do not suffer from any worm or infestation

umbrella of the nineteenth century

An Attractive Early 20thC Painted Oak Step Ladder sub-Antiques Unfortunate John Smyth was clearlyOrigin: British Period Early Twentieth Century Provenance: N A Date: c. 1900 20 When Open: Height: 39 inches Width: 15. 25 inches Depth: 30 inches The grey oak frame with iron hinges having four rungs and top step within vertical stiles and rope stays, the whole with the original elephant grey paint, survives from the early twentieth century. The condition of the ladder is totally original so remains un cleaned and un restored so decoratively it is

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