Antiques & Interiors, Decorative Fine Art Lots 1-205 Antiques & Collectables Lots 206-538 - Viewing and collection by appointment

Includes the chattels of Lady Ann Bowlby and Countess Elfreda of Wharncliffe, daughter to the Fitzwilliam family.

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Antiques & Interiors, Decorative Fine Art Lots 1-205 Antiques & Collectables Lots 206-538 - Viewing and collection by appointment

Includes the chattels of Lady Ann Bowlby and Countess Elfreda of Wharncliffe, daughter to the Fitzwilliam family.

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