Null Riedizione di Marcel Breuer (1902-1981)
Sedia (B32) modello Cesca. Con st…

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Riedizione di Marcel Breuer (1902-1981) Sedia (B32) modello Cesca. Con struttura tubolare in metallo cromato, sedile e schienale in faggio e paglia di Vienna intrecciata. XX secolo Misure 81 x 49 x 46 cm

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Riedizione di Marcel Breuer (1902-1981) Sedia (B32) modello Cesca. Con struttura tubolare in metallo cromato, sedile e schienale in faggio e paglia di Vienna intrecciata. XX secolo Misure 81 x 49 x 46 cm

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