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Wooden paper cabinet veneered with walnut root. Structure with eight drawers, flip-top lid, interior with drawers and small compartments. Portuguese-made, from the 1960s. Signs of use, restoration and small defects. Dimensions: 103 x 120 x 48 cm.

Papeleira em madeira e folheado a raiz de nogueira. Estrutura com oito gavetas, tampo de rebater, interior com gavetas e escaninhos. Produção portuguesa, anos 60 do século XX. Sinais de uso, restauro e pequenos defeitos. Dim:103x120x48 cm

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Cabinet - Wood, Walnut

Portugal -   - 1960-1970

Portugal

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Cabinet - Wood, Walnut

Selected by Edouard Culot

Cabinet - Wood, Walnut

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