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Louis XIII Period Walnut Side with Bobbin-Turned Leg bench A 19th Century Painted DisplayLouis XIII Period Walnut Side with Bobbin Turned Leg he rectangular plank top of good figured walnut with a moulded edge, the underside fitted with a single long frieze drawer to one side, retaining its original turned wooden knob handle The table raised upon four boldly turned bobbin or chapelet legs, a form highly characteristic of the Louis XIII period and rooted in the Anglo Flemish turning traditions that swept Northern European furniture making