Null Alfonsino Entredos 红木雕花清漆木柜。腰部抽屉和带中央卷轴的前柜。白色大理石面板。西班牙,19 世纪。
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Alfonsino Entredos 红木雕花清漆木柜。腰部抽屉和带中央卷轴的前柜。白色大理石面板。西班牙,19 世纪。 *钥匙孔缺失。尺寸:115x95x43 厘米

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Alfonsino Entredos 红木雕花清漆木柜。腰部抽屉和带中央卷轴的前柜。白色大理石面板。西班牙,19 世纪。 *钥匙孔缺失。尺寸:115x95x43 厘米

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