Null André SORNAY (1902-2000)

Cormier cabinet, glass 173 x 173 x 48 cm. Circa …

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André SORNAY (1902-2000) Cormier cabinet, glass 173 x 173 x 48 cm. Circa 1937 Cabinet Glass, wood 68.11 x 68.11 x 18.9 in.

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André SORNAY (1902-2000) Cormier cabinet, glass 173 x 173 x 48 cm. Circa 1937 Cabinet Glass, wood 68.11 x 68.11 x 18.9 in.

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