MAJORELLE Louis (1859-1926). Large "Aquarium" marquetry panel. Signed lower righ…

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MAJORELLE Louis (1859-1926). Large "Aquarium" marquetry panel. Signed lower right. 61 x 222 cm. Minor wear.

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MAJORELLE Louis (1859-1926). Large "Aquarium" marquetry pane

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