Null MALLORCAN CHARLES IV CHEST OF DRAWERS WITH MARQUETRY, CIRCA 1800.
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MALLORCAN CHARLES IV CHEST OF DRAWERS WITH MARQUETRY, CIRCA 1800. Façade, côtés et profils en marqueterie. Poignées et entrées de serrure en laiton doré. Trois grands tiroirs et deux petits. Pas de clé. 91 x 116 x 59 cm.

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MALLORCAN CHARLES IV CHEST OF DRAWERS WITH MARQUETRY, CIRCA 1800. Façade, côtés et profils en marqueterie. Poignées et entrées de serrure en laiton doré. Trois grands tiroirs et deux petits. Pas de clé. 91 x 116 x 59 cm.

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