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Vintage Stuhl CHAIR FIRST von Stefano Giovannoni für Magis Set von 4 stapelbar tubular_chrome_steel Designed in 2005 by Mario
Vintage Stuhl CHAIR FIRST von Stefano Giovannoni für Magis Set von 4 stapelbar tubular_chrome_steel Designed in 2005 by Mario
Vintage Stuhl CHAIR FIRST von Stefano Giovannoni für Magis Set von 4 stapelbar tubular_chrome_steel Designed in 2005 by Mario
Vintage Stuhl CHAIR FIRST von Stefano Giovannoni für Magis Set von 4 stapelbar tubular_chrome_steel Designed in 2005 by Mario
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Vintage Stuhl CHAIR FIRST von Stefano Giovannoni für Magis Set von 4 stapelbar tubular_chrome_steel Designed in 2005 by Mario

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EUR185.00 EUR208.00

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Vintage Stuhl CHAIR FIRST von Stefano Giovannoni für Magis Set von 4 stapelbar tubular_chrome_steel Designed in 2005 by Mario Designed in 2005 by Mario and Claudio Bellini Clear craftsmanship while maintaining a slim silhouette air molding construction

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