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A desk armchair with red fabric upholstery. H. 83.…

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André ARBUS (1903-1969) A desk armchair with red fabric upholstery. H. 83.5 cm

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André ARBUS (1903-1969) A desk armchair with red fabric upholstery. H. 83.5 cm

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André ARBUS (1903-1969) Blond mahogany veneered wardrobe with quadrangular with quadrangular body and raised entablature, opening with two full front doors onto an interior interior with shelves. Corner legs with small curved legs and low waistband carved carved with two small scrolls. Height 185 cm - length 130.5 cm - depth 47 cm

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