This stool dates to 1800 and was a wedding gift to my parents on their wedding day in 1924. They used it as a piano stool but now it's an occasional table. My father sat on it to play the mandolin.
This stool dates to 1800 and was a wedding gift to my parents on their wedding day in 1924. They used it as a piano stool but now it's an occasional table. My father sat on it to play the mandolin.
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