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Lamp shade / lamp made of stoneware, retro Very evocative with the orange, brun and yellow colours H: 25cm Please note: A little crack (please look at the photo)


Lamp shade / lamp made of stoneware, retro Very evocative with the orange, brun and yellow colours H: 25cm Please note: A little crack (please look at the photo)

Lamp shade / lamp made of stoneware, retro

Very evocative with the orange, brun and yellow colours

H: 25cm

Please note: A little crack (please look at the photo)

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Lamp shade / lamp made of stoneware, retro
Very evocative with the orange, brun and yellow colours
H: 25cm
Please note: A little crack (please look at the photo)
Articleno.: 1006-31132


  • Antikvitet.net Item number: 345226
  • Category: Sold

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