Null Giotto Stoppino
(Milan 1926-Milan 2011)
Four chairs mod. "Cobra" 1970s 80x5…

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Giotto Stoppino (Milan 1926-Milan 2011) Four chairs mod. "Cobra" 1970s 80x57x48 cm curved chromed tubular and padding covered in yellow/orange eco-leather

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Giotto Stoppino (Milan 1926-Milan 2011) Four chairs mod. "Cobra" 1970s 80x57x48 cm curved chromed tubular and padding covered in yellow/orange eco-leather

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