Null Stool in the shape of a pig, 1960s, designed by Dimitri Omersa. Leather stu…
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Stool in the shape of a pig, 1960s, designed by Dimitri Omersa. Leather stuffed, heavily rubbed, approx. 38 x 67 x 24 cm

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Stool in the shape of a pig, 1960s, designed by Dimitri Omersa. Leather stuffed, heavily rubbed, approx. 38 x 67 x 24 cm

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