Null Francisco BARÓN (1931-2006)(Attr.) 'Door Handles'

Polished bronze.

Two do…

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Francisco BARÓN (1931-2006)(Attr.) 'Door Handles' Polished bronze. Two doorhandles in the shape of a horse. Dimensions: (W:35 x H:26 cm)

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Francisco BARÓN (1931-2006)(Attr.) 'Door Handles' Polished bronze. Two doorhandles in the shape of a horse. Dimensions: (W:35 x H:26 cm)

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