Pierre Cardin 1922-2020
Venini, Murano, 1970 ca A square-section glass vase. Sig…

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Pierre Cardin 1922-2020 Venini, Murano, 1970 ca A square-section glass vase. Signed Pierre Cardin on the front and Venini Italia on the base cm 7x7 height cm 18,5

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Pierre Cardin 1922-2020 Venini, Murano, 1970 ca A square-section glass vase. Signed Pierre Cardin on the front and Venini Italia on the base cm 7x7 height cm 18,5

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