Null Louis XVI period sash desk in mahogany. It opens with two doors, a flap and…

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Louis XVI period sash desk in mahogany. It opens with two doors, a flap and three drawers on the front and reveals a writing desk with cardboard. (cracks and minor knocks, without marble top). Size: 180x100x40 cm.

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Louis XVI period sash desk in mahogany. It opens with two doors, a flap and three drawers on the front and reveals a writing desk with cardboard. (cracks and minor knocks, without marble top). Size: 180x100x40 cm.

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