Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Musical Antique-This $5000 porcelain cabinet plays musical tunes when its doors or drawers are opened, these pretty visitors discovered as they browsed about the Antique Show opening today at the Somerset Hotel and lasting through Wednesday. The young ladies: Miss Patricia Hyde (left) and Miss Mone Bloom, both of Boston.
Musical Antique-This $5000 porcelain cabinet plays musical tunes when its doors or drawers are opened, these pretty visitors discovered as they browsed about the Antique Show opening today at the Somerset Hotel and lasting through Wednesday. The young ladies: Miss Patricia Hyde (left) and Miss Mone Bloom, both of Boston.
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Musical Antique-This $5000 porcelain cabinet plays musical tunes when its doors or drawers are opened, these pretty visitors discovered as they browsed about the Antique Show opening today at the Somerset Hotel and lasting through Wednesday. The young ladies: Miss Patricia Hyde (left) and Miss Mone Bloom, both of Boston.

[ca. December 1952]

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[Information from item housing] Furniture

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