Null Blond walnut tric-trac table with removable top, standing on cambered legs.…

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Blond walnut tric-trac table with removable top, standing on cambered legs. Stamped Hache in Grenoble. Louis XV period. 70 x 78 x 51 cm. Minor accidents and missing parts.

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Blond walnut tric-trac table with removable top, standing on cambered legs. Stamped Hache in Grenoble. Louis XV period. 70 x 78 x 51 cm. Minor accidents and missing parts.

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