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Condition
Summary
Pair of End Tables. Dating to c. 1950-1970. Materials: Mahogany, Brass. Estimated value: $150 – $250. Condition: Very Good. Rising interest in mid-century furniture; strong demand among collectors.
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Care & Preservation
- Use a soft, damp cloth for cleaning; avoid harsh chemicals.
- Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent fading.
- Consider using coasters to protect the surface.
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