VERNER PANTON (ATTRIB. A) Carpet. Wool yarn and synthetic material machine woven…

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VERNER PANTON (ATTRIB. A)

Carpet. Wool yarn and synthetic material machine woven. Denmark 1970s. cm 320x228 A CARPET ATTRIBUTED TO V. PANTON Good overall condition. Normal signs of wear and tear. Needs professional washing.

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VERNER PANTON (ATTRIB. A)

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