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HANSEN LAMPS. PAIR OF WALL SCONCES FOR METALARTE, CIRCA 1970. Metal with movable arm, PVC lampshade. With marks due to use. 51 cm long (extended arm without lampshade); 33 x 17 cm (lampshade).

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HANSEN LAMPS. PAIR OF WALL SCONCES FOR METALARTE, CIRCA 1970. Metal with movable arm, PVC lampshade. With marks due to use. 51 cm long (extended arm without lampshade); 33 x 17 cm (lampshade).

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