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a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk.

a late 19th century desk

Width 82, depth 56, height 92 cm Key included.

Wear. Marks. Scratches. Insignificant veneer-damages, one mount with damage.

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