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Jiří Jiroutek sideboard U453 for Interiér Praha – 1960s – oak

Jiří Jiroutek sideboard U453 for Interiér Praha – 1960s – oak

Style: Mid-century

Design: Jiří Jiroutek

Manufacturer: Interiér Praha

Country: Czechoslovakia

Model: U453

Material: Lacquered oak, polished oak, plywood, metal hardware

Measurements:

H 75 cm W 110 cm D 45 cm

Year: 1960s

Condition: restored

Quantity: 1

Price: 1.200 €

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