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Low turned beech chair with woven straw seat, upr…

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LE BERCEAU DE FRANCE Publisher Low turned beech chair with woven straw seat, uprights ending in balls H. 66 cm - W. 46 cm - D. 39 cm Wear to seat Expert : M. Emmanuel Eyraud

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