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LIGNE ROSET : Brick velvet corner sofa 6 modules including three corners. Year 1980. H. 57 - W.92 - D. 90 cm. Some wear, tears and cigarette marks.

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LIGNE ROSET : Brick velvet corner sofa 6 modules including three corners. Year 1980. H. 57 - W.92 - D. 90 cm. Some wear, tears and cigarette marks.

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