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Old writing table (c.1920) #57

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Old writing table (c.1920) #57
Old writing table (c.1920) #57
€983
Dimensions :
H83 x W102 x D70
Color :
wooden
Material :
linen
Style :
classic

Antique writing table (c.1920) Dimensions: width: 102 cm depth: 70 cm height: 83 cm. Style: French Provençal. Materials and techniques: oak wood. Place of origin: France. Period: early 20th century. Date of manufacture: around 1920. Condition: good condition. Wear corresponds to age and use. It is in excellent condition, except for the characteristic imperfections of any antique, due to the passage of time. Add a touch of originality to your interior with this unique piece, which blends into contemporary style while bringing personality to your space. This antique desk table can be paired with one of our antique chairs or our available vintage linen cushions. Unique piece.

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