DANISH WORK, c.1960 - Pair of high leg bedside tables Denmark, c.1960, rosewood …

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DANISH WORK, c.1960 - Pair of high leg bedside tables Denmark, c.1960, rosewood and rosewood venner, with one drawer. Dim: 57.5x39.5x28.5cm.

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DANISH WORK, c.1960 - Pair of high leg bedside tables Denmark, c.1960, rosewood and rosewood venner, with one drawer. Dim: 57.5x39.5x28.5cm.

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Modern work circa 1960. Pair of teak veneered coffee tables on black lacquered metal legs. 40.5 x 38 x 40 cm. (Marks of use and slight cracks in the veneers at the edges).

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