Vitrine
Softwood, glazed on three sides, single-door front with curved top. Insi…

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Vitrine Softwood, glazed on three sides, single-door front with curved top. Inside three shafts supported by columns. Good condition. 19th century. H. 185 cm, w. 98 cm, d. 50 cm.

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