ANDRE ARBUS (1903-1969), Follower of Argentier in sycamore in a frame, opening with two glass panels closing a cabinet of mirrors above three superimposed drawers centered by a large central keyhole in patinated bronze "Tree of life" The drawers sheathed with felt for a housewife Framed sheath legs on a bronze shoe Bought at "La Gentilhommière" in 1951 (Bd Raspail in Paris) Wear and tear Height: 145 cm - Length: 88,5 cm - Depth: 39 cm

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