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Joseph GEGENBACH dit Canabas (d'après) Two ROGNON TABLES in mahogany and speckled mahogany veneer, the lyre base, the tops with brass gallery. Louis XVI style. H. 70 and 60 cm

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Joseph GEGENBACH dit Canabas (d'après) Two ROGNON TABLES in mahogany and speckled mahogany veneer, the lyre base, the tops with brass gallery. Louis XVI style. H. 70 and 60 cm

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