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RAUSCH ÉDITEUR (ATTRIBUTED TO) Model commonly known as "Airline Suite of four swivel table armchairs. Metal bases and shafts, Altuglas shells (seats, backrests and armrests). Seat cushions upholstered in white leather. Height: 90 cm

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RAUSCH ÉDITEUR (ATTRIBUTED TO) Model commonly known as "Airline Suite of four swivel table armchairs. Metal bases and shafts, Altuglas shells (seats, backrests and armrests). Seat cushions upholstered in white leather. Height: 90 cm

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