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107 Water Street (at the historic James Merrill House)
Stonington, CT 06378 , United States
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860.535.1797
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PAINT DECORATED LIDDED BOX. New England, Early 19th century.
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Description
Having original polychrome paint and stencil decoration depicting fruit, berries, flowers and foliage, on moss green ground, black edge with yellow garland. 5-1/4" H x 10"W x 5-5/8" D.
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Incollect Reference #: 743110
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