Staffelei
Hardwood frame painted black and gold, tapering towards the top, archi…

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Staffelei Hardwood frame painted black and gold, tapering towards the top, architectural top with acanthus crowning, height-adjustable base, tripod stand. Late 19th century, h. 180 cm, w. 55 cm.

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