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Collection

furniture and woodwork collection

Production

デザイン: Fritz Gross (?), ウイーン, um 1930
作者: 無名, ウイーン, um 1930

材料 | 手法

Nussbaum- und Makassar-Ebenholz furniert,
z.T. türkis und orange lackiert; Mahagoniholz; Messing

Measurements

縦幅: 90 cm
横幅: 115 cm
Tiefe: 35 cm

作品番号

H 2614

Acquisition

purchase , 1981

Department

Furniture and Woodwork Collection

Description

Bücherregal mit drei eingebauten Kästchen.

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