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<p>[QUOTE="Drew, post: 267621, member: 3235"]Coviello Antiques in Essex, MA. is the place that best fits description of shop - antique furniture packed in one location (one has to be thin and agile to navigate). Paul Martin Antiques in Haverill MA. also near by will set a record for antique furniture - a 4 story warehouse of only antique furniture - there must be 1000 pieces. This is a great area for furniture being heavily populated since the early 18th century.</p><p>PS; Nice find . .[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Drew, post: 267621, member: 3235"]Coviello Antiques in Essex, MA. is the place that best fits description of shop - antique furniture packed in one location (one has to be thin and agile to navigate). Paul Martin Antiques in Haverill MA. also near by will set a record for antique furniture - a 4 story warehouse of only antique furniture - there must be 1000 pieces. This is a great area for furniture being heavily populated since the early 18th century. PS; Nice find . .[/QUOTE]
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