Null Sacristy furniture, Spain, 18th century
Veneered in different fruit woods d…

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Sacristy furniture, Spain, 18th century Veneered in different fruit woods drawing geometric motifs and a mother-of-pearl medallion with the Maltese cross on the lid. Five drawers in the front. Faults, restorations and necessary review. Measurements: 107 x 152 x 76 cm

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Sacristy furniture, Spain, 18th century Veneered in different fruit woods drawing geometric motifs and a mother-of-pearl medallion with the Maltese cross on the lid. Five drawers in the front. Faults, restorations and necessary review. Measurements: 107 x 152 x 76 cm

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