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Pierre Chareau · 1883 - 1950

Two umbrella stands

c. 1928 · Miscellaneous

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Two umbrella stands in iron (painted), brass, zinc and wood.

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H. 57 cm x L. 87.6 cm x P. 21.5 cm H. 22.4 in × L. 34.5 in × D. 8.5 in
Materials
Brass, Fer, zinc
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