Rare Sambonet Art Deco serving set with slipcase 1930 Height: 33 cm Width: 66 cm…

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Rare Sambonet Art Deco serving set with slipcase 1930 Height: 33 cm Width: 66 cm Depth: 4 cm Rare Sambonet serving set, with a fully wooden slipcase covered in velvet. Inside the various drawers and compartments, there is a beautiful set of cutlery and various utensils suitable for table service. Cutlery made of INOXILVER steel, with patina. Complete set.

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Rare Sambonet Art Deco serving set with slipcase 1930 Height

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