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Broken duchesse front shaft in molded wood resting on six fluted feet. France. Louis XVI period. H_31 cm W_140 cm D_70 cm

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Broken duchesse front shaft in molded wood resting on six fluted feet. France. Louis XVI period. H_31 cm W_140 cm D_70 cm

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beaune, France
Pierre Bergé & Associés
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