£1,500.00
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Danish sideboard from the furniture brand Hornslef Mobelfabrik carefully manufactured in Denmark.
This sideboard was made of teak wood, with two sliding doors and a bank of drawers in the center, it is somewhat lower than the average sideboard of this time.
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Medidas 151x45x Alto 75cm