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Suite of four "Tubor" garden armchairs in…

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Robert MALLET-STEVENS (1886-1945) Suite of four "Tubor" garden armchairs in white lacquered metal. Openwork back with bands and perforated seat. Circa 1930. (Chips, rust, two armchairs wobbly) 81.5 x 50 x 42 cm

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Robert MALLET-STEVENS (1886-1945) Suite of four "Tubor" garden armchairs in white lacquered metal. Openwork back with bands and perforated seat. Circa 1930. (Chips, rust, two armchairs wobbly) 81.5 x 50 x 42 cm

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