Null Jacques HITIER (1917-1999)
Daybed
Structure in oak veneer and black-lacquer…

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Jacques HITIER (1917-1999) Daybed Structure in oak veneer and black-lacquered metal tube H. 67 cm. L.: 190 cm. D.: 83 cm. Circa 1955

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Jacques HITIER (1917-1999) Daybed Structure in oak veneer and black-lacquered metal tube H. 67 cm. L.: 190 cm. D.: 83 cm. Circa 1955

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