Null Antique chair, normal signs of wear

Internal no. A0190100269

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Antique chair, normal signs of wear Internal no. A0190100269

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Antique chair, normal signs of wear Internal no. A0190100269

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Richard Riemerschmid, pair of armchairs Designed around 1904, manufactured by Deutsche Werkstätten Dresden-Hellerau, chair made of solid mahogany, curved backrest with a heart-shaped recess, old light blue velvet cover, normal signs of age and wear, in need of minor restoration, dimensions 80 x 60 x 47 cm. Literature: exhib. cat. Richard Riemerschmid, Münchner Stadtmuseum, Munich 1982, p. 121, cat. no. 90c.

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