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Tablelamp Søholm tablelamp made of keramik Turkis blue Søholm no: 1203/2 Stamped: Søholm stentøj, Denmark H: 31cm without/bulp


Tablelamp Søholm tablelamp made of keramik Turkis blue Søholm no: 1203/2 Stamped: Søholm stentøj, Denmark H: 31cm without/bulp

Tablelamp

Søholm tablelamp made of keramik

Turkis blue

Søholm no: 1203/2

Stamped: Søholm stentøj, Denmark

H: 31cm without/bulp

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Tablelamp
Søholm tablelamp made of keramik
Turkis blue
Søholm no: 1203/2
Stamped: Søholm stentøj, Denmark
H: 31cm without bulp
In a good condition
Articleno.: 4-41871


  • Antikvitet.net Item number: 487157
  • Category: Sold

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