Long pallet Bertil Karlsson
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Long pallet Bertil Karlsson

EUR343.13

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Andreas Skatter

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100%

We have been inspired by our late Gustavian chair “Bertil Karlsson” to create two stools, one short and one long in the same style. Suitable as an extra chair, as a stool at the foot of the bed, etc. Completely handmade, hand planed and joined with wooden dowels.

Unpainted birch with pine seat. We paint to order. Height 40 cm. Width 42 cm. Length 72 cm.

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We have been inspired by our late Gustavian chair “Bertil Karlsson” to create two stools, one short and one long in the same style. Suitable as an extra chair, as a stool at the foot of the bed, etc. Completely handmade, hand planed and joined with wooden dowels.

Andreas Skatter

Weight N/A
Furniture

Unpainted
Break

100%

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