Cane seat in wood (bamboo?) and metal frame
20th century
H. 90 cm
Wear, rust, s…

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Cane seat in wood (bamboo?) and metal frame 20th century H. 90 cm Wear, rust, split wood

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Cane seat in wood (bamboo?) and metal frame 20th century H. 90 cm Wear, rust, split wood

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Seating set Arno Lambrecht Designed in 1953, manufacturer WK Sozialwerk Möbel, Germany, 1950s, consisting of a two-seater bench and two chairs model WK-S 7, solid beech frame, black leather seat covers (replaced), wood with signs of age and wear, dimensions bench 85 x 110 x 45 cm.

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Sclaba type bracelet in 18k yellow gold. Designed in the shape of bamboo cane with crossed front, and textured finish. Box clasp with safety catch. Weight: 47,84 g Measurements: 16 cm (inside circumference).

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Tinted bamboo cane and silver rings (925) with floral decoration, Art Nouveau period, L 90 cm, wear from use

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