Christiaan Van Der
Oak Art Deco Amsterdamse School Cabinet by Chris Bartels, 1920s
By Christiaan Bartels
Located in Amsterdam, NL
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Provenance: BINNENHUISKUNST by Corn.Van Der Sluys II, image: 172.
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Materials
Oak
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