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DECORATIVE ARTS Florence CAMARD, "RUHLMANN". A large in-4 volume bound in illustrated dust jacket. Editions du Regard, 1999. Discoloration to dust jacket Provenance: Ruhlmann family by descent

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DECORATIVE ARTS Florence CAMARD, "RUHLMANN". A large in-4 volume bound in illustrated dust jacket. Editions du Regard, 1999. Discoloration to dust jacket Provenance: Ruhlmann family by descent

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