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Lars Eiler Schiøler pour Hoyrup Light 1960s Suspension, "Danish Pearl", avec abat-jour en plastique plissé. Danemark, années 1960 Dimensions 32 x 35 cm

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Lars Eiler Schiøler pour Hoyrup Light 1960s Suspension, "Danish Pearl", avec abat-jour en plastique plissé. Danemark, années 1960 Dimensions 32 x 35 cm

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