Null TWO walnut armchairs. Rosary-turned front legs. Louis XIII period.
H. 87 L.…

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TWO walnut armchairs. Rosary-turned front legs. Louis XIII period. H. 87 L. 59 D. 48 cm Two Lorraine oak chairs. 18th-19th century. H. 85 W. 42 D. 34 cm

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TWO walnut armchairs. Rosary-turned front legs. Louis XIII period. H. 87 L. 59 D. 48 cm Two Lorraine oak chairs. 18th-19th century. H. 85 W. 42 D. 34 cm

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