Salontisch Époque Transition, Frankreich um 1780 unrestauriert This striking mahogany stool features

Salontisch Époque Transition, Frankreich um 1780 unrestauriert This striking mahogany stool features

Name: Salontisch Époque Transition, Frankreich um 1780 unrestauriert This striking mahogany stool features
Brand: espeamth.gr
SKU: 23140572274
Price: 1900.00 USD
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Rating: 4.2844 (10 reviews)

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Salontisch Époque Transition, Frankreich um 1780 unrestauriert This striking mahogany stool features This striking mahogany stool features a classic Empire design and is crafted from solid mahogany and adorned with intricate lion paws for a chic Material: Nussbaum massiv Discover the "Epoque Transition" salon table from the 2nd half of the 18th century from France the bronze gallery surrounds a marble slab called BRECH D`ALEP rosewood and ribbon inlays

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