Flower table, style 1910s
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SKU: 2406-001-100

Flower table, style 1910s

EUR411.29

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Andreas Skatter

Weight 4 kg

Copy of one of our many beautiful flower tables in Gysinge. The original table is from the 1910s in typical simple neo-Gustavian style, painted white, with about a hundred slats and thin tapered legs.

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Copy of one of our many beautiful flower tables in Gysinge. The original table is from the 1910s in typical simple neo-Gustavian style, painted white, with about a hundred slats and thin tapered legs.

Andreas Skatter

Weight 4 kg

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