Pair of Bedside Tables (Attr) Height: 60 cm, Width: 61.5 cm, Depth: 37.5 cm Pair of bedside tables attributed to Paolo Buffa in the 1950s. The pair features an elegant and understated wooden frame with small designs on the wood as a decorative element. The nightstands open via two doors that can be opened by two brass handles. As a table top we find two stained glass plates, but due to age they are losing their color (dark orange) a bit. The legs are conical in shape made of wood, in keeping with its design, and brass props are noticeable.

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