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Chagal and also the pre-Raphaelites

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A Captivating 19th Century Operational Scandinavian Spinning Wheel sub-Curios Chagal and also the pre-RaphaelitesOrigin: Norwegian Period: 19th Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Height: 36 inches Width: 15 inches (at widest point) The Spindled Wheel 23" Diameter, 36" Wide Overall Believed to be Norwegian in origin, the single treadle wheel constructed in birch and stained softwoods, having a secondary table sitting on three well turned legs with beautiful finial maidens and distinctive wheel support posts. The wheel benefits from a rare piston internal