Null Early Thonet chair, model no. 22
circa 1875, frame marked with THONET stamp…

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Early Thonet chair, model no. 22 circa 1875, frame marked with THONET stamp, beech bentwood stained brown, unrestored original condition, wickerwork of the seat torn, scattered woodworm holes, h 100 cm, sh 48 cm.

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Early Thonet chair, model no. 22 circa 1875, frame marked with THONET stamp, beech bentwood stained brown, unrestored original condition, wickerwork of the seat torn, scattered woodworm holes, h 100 cm, sh 48 cm.

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