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Safari-chair in harness leather Produced by Aage Bruun & søn Please note: Discoloration at the seat, missing cushion (please see the photos too)


Safari-chair in harness leather Produced by Aage Bruun & søn Please note: Discoloration at the seat, missing cushion (please see the photos too)

Safari-chair in harness leather

Produced by Aage Bruun & søn

Please note: Discoloration at the seat, missing cushion (please see the photos too)

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Safari-chair in harness leather
Produced by Aage Bruun & søn
Please note: Discoloration at the seat, missing cushion (please see the photos too)
Articleno.: 1005


  • Antikvitet.net Item number: 310164
  • Category: Sold

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