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Antique Tiger Oak Bonnet Chest With Serpentine Front | Dressers124 of 153 |  |  |
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Your looking at a tiger oak bonnet chest with bevelled mirror. Ornately scrolled rack and mirror. Scrolled bonnet box with serpentine front. I found this piece about fifteen years ago on US 40 east of Indianapolis when every little town had a antique store.
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