Continental furniture to go on sale

Saturday 05 December 1992 00:02 GMT

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Annabel Westman, a restorer and adviser to the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, making up an 18th-century Louis XVI giltwood domed bed attributed to Georges Jacob at Christie's, the auction house. The bed, worth up to pounds 70,000, will be on sale with other Continental furniture and tapestries next Thursday.

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