Null Raymond SUBES (1891-1970) attr. À - Pair of wrought-iron andirons, circa 19…

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Raymond SUBES (1891-1970) attr. à - Pair of wrought-iron andirons, circa 1930. Weight: 8.85 kg Delivery unavailable Dimensions: H 250MM X W 400MM Condition: At first glance: normal wear/used patina

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Raymond SUBES (1891-1970) attr. à - Pair of wrought-iron andirons, circa 1930. Weight: 8.85 kg Delivery unavailable Dimensions: H 250MM X W 400MM Condition: At first glance: normal wear/used patina

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