Null ESCRITORIO TARRAGONA DE JORDI VILANOVA DE LOS AÑOS 70
Tarragona" script. De…

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ESCRITORIO TARRAGONA DE JORDI VILANOVA DE LOS AÑOS 70 Tarragona" script. Designed in 1972 by Jordi Vilanova. Top made of beech wood stained colornogal, upholstered in maroon leather in its central part, with two lateral cubes with their corresponding drawers joined by a wooden frame finished in wickerwork. The legs, in the form of a skate, are joined by two steel plates in the form of Vinvertida. The same geometric motif is found on the handles of the upper and lower drawers. 75 x 140 x 55 cm.

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ESCRITORIO TARRAGONA DE JORDI VILANOVA DE LOS AÑOS 70 Tarragona" script. Designed in 1972 by Jordi Vilanova. Top made of beech wood stained colornogal, upholstered in maroon leather in its central part, with two lateral cubes with their corresponding drawers joined by a wooden frame finished in wickerwork. The legs, in the form of a skate, are joined by two steel plates in the form of Vinvertida. The same geometric motif is found on the handles of the upper and lower drawers. 75 x 140 x 55 cm.

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