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Dos sillones Le Corbusier Modelo LC1, diseño Cassina, Italia, finales del siglo XX, armazón de tubo de acero cromado, tapicería original de cuero negro, cómodo sillón ligero con respaldo giratorio y asiento ligeramente inclinado, los reposabrazos de anchas correas de cuero, buen estado con ligeros signos de desgaste, dimensiones 66 x 60 x 64 cm.

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Dos sillones Le Corbusier Modelo LC1, diseño Cassina, Italia, finales del siglo XX, armazón de tubo de acero cromado, tapicería original de cuero negro, cómodo sillón ligero con respaldo giratorio y asiento ligeramente inclinado, los reposabrazos de anchas correas de cuero, buen estado con ligeros signos de desgaste, dimensiones 66 x 60 x 64 cm.

Estimate 750 - 1 125 EUR
Starting price 750 EUR

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