Fairfield House, City of Bath

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In search of this important artefact

Posted by Shawn in Fairfield House, City of Bath and tagged with bath city, fairfield house, haile selassie artefact, haile selassie chair, haile selassie throne 31/07/2012

This is a chair belonging to the Ethiopian Royal family, believed to have been located in Fairfield house. The people of Fairfield, would like to locate this chair and any other item’s back to the Fairfield resident. If you know its where about we would be most grateful.

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