Null Charles ZUBLENA (1910-1979)
LOW TABLE, Eurolax model, created around 1965
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Charles ZUBLENA (1910-1979) LOW TABLE, Eurolax model, created around 1965 Fiberglass and molded white-lacquered polyester Publisher Les Plastiques de Bourgogne, Saint-Rémy (France) Height 35 cm; Width 90 cm; Depth 90 cm (Condition of use)

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Charles ZUBLENA (1910-1979) LOW TABLE, Eurolax model, created around 1965 Fiberglass and molded white-lacquered polyester Publisher Les Plastiques de Bourgogne, Saint-Rémy (France) Height 35 cm; Width 90 cm; Depth 90 cm (Condition of use)

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