Oak Door Discovered in the Speaker's State Dining Room by John Thomas Smith

Etched engraving of an ornate carved oak door with foliate panels and rosettes, labeled Oak Door discovered in the Speaker's

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This etching shows an ornately carved oak door with decorative panels filled with scrolling foliage, rosettes, and floral motifs, set in a plain wooden frame. The print is numbered No. 1 at the top and is labeled as an oak door discovered in the Speaker's State Dining Room. It is attributed to John Thomas Smith and dated 1806.

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1806

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