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HANS OLSEN (1919-1992) & BRAMIN (ÉDITEUR)

HANS OLSEN (1919-1992) & BRAMIN (PUBLISHER) Armchair with zoomorphic structure, tapered legs at the front and curved at the back. Seat and back in cut thermoformed wood covered with brick leather. A zoomorphic armchair, tapered legs at the front and curved at the back. Seat and backrest in thermoformed wood covered with brick leather. H 74 x L 51 x P 43 cm - H 29 1/8 x W 20 1/8 x D 16 7/8 in. Lot to be collected from our warehouse in Amiens.

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