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Vintage Sessel mit Ottomane von Thams Gustav für L. Olsen und Søn Teak, Leder 1930_Pressglas_Rosa the lid features a floral
Vintage Sessel mit Ottomane von Thams Gustav für L. Olsen und Søn Teak, Leder 1930_Pressglas_Rosa the lid features a floral
Vintage Sessel mit Ottomane von Thams Gustav für L. Olsen und Søn Teak, Leder 1930_Pressglas_Rosa the lid features a floral
Vintage Sessel mit Ottomane von Thams Gustav für L. Olsen und Søn Teak, Leder 1930_Pressglas_Rosa the lid features a floral
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Vintage Sessel mit Ottomane von Thams Gustav für L. Olsen und Søn Teak, Leder 1930_Pressglas_Rosa the lid features a floral

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Vintage Sessel mit Ottomane von Thams Gustav für L. Olsen und Søn Teak, Leder 1930_Pressglas_Rosa the lid features a floral the lid features a floral basketweave design fruit or as a vide poche on a chest of drawers or sideboard ein zeittypisches Detail Herkunft Zeitraum: Skandinavien

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