hutschenreuther vase Vintage by Elisabeth Pott-Bischofberger – Tandlas Kommode aus massiver Zirbe

Name: hutschenreuther vase Vintage by Elisabeth Pott-Bischofberger – Tandlas Kommode aus massiver Zirbe
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SKU: 92698128876
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hutschenreuther vase Vintage by Elisabeth Pott-Bischofberger – Tandlas Kommode aus massiver Zirbe

Kommode aus massiver Zirbe in Glas-Holz-Kombination

Founded as a craft workshop by Alberto Minotti and continued by his sons Renato and Roberto, who built it into an industrial enterprise, the company gathered international momentum through the 1990s under the artistic direction of Rodolfo Dordoni

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