


1960s teak desk with mirror
Marsoni
M251S
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1960s teak desk with mirrorTeak desk with two drawers and flip up top with mirror + storage. Origin: Denmark Materials: Teak Era: 1960s Condition: Very good Dimensions: 103W x 55D x 74H cm
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