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Mouseman table sells for 'world record price'
A school in Leeds has auctioned off two 1930s "Mouseman" dining tables for a combined total of 拢78,000.
The auctioneers said the 拢42,000 paid for the table, made from a single piece of oak, was the "highest paid at auction for a piece of Mouseman furniture". Both tables were sold to phone bidders, with the record offer coming from a buyer in Yorkshire.
The Mouseman workshop in Kilburn, Yorkshire, is still run by the family of Thompson, who died in 1955.
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