Null Pascal Morgue (1943-2014) für Mobel Italia
Stuhlmodell Biscia mit Rohrges…

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Pascal Morgue (1943-2014) für Mobel Italia Stuhlmodell Biscia mit Rohrgestell aus verchromtem Metall, Sitz und Rückenlehne aus braunem Leder. Mit Marken- und Designeretikett. Rostspuren. Maße: 75 x 45 x 46 cm

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Pascal Morgue (1943-2014) für Mobel Italia Stuhlmodell Biscia mit Rohrgestell aus verchromtem Metall, Sitz und Rückenlehne aus braunem Leder. Mit Marken- und Designeretikett. Rostspuren. Maße: 75 x 45 x 46 cm

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