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Thursday, February 28th, 2008
What HL registered design "means in my old company?
We recently bought an antique corner cabinet / cabinet antique auction. This is an oak finish with engraving on the sides and top. Inside, above the mirror, the "HL registered design" engraved on a small plate. We search Google to understand that the value of our new room, which is in excellent condition. Any information would be great to share your antiques experts!
always H, L, there had been their design, with each time is probably a forgery, the manufacturers of furniture don, t put the initials than metal plates, which burn at the bottom or burn it,
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