Alfredo Biagini Decorative Objects
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Creator: Alfredo Biagini
1920 Alfredo Biagini Art Deco Italiano Pantera Bronzo Fermacarte
By Alfredo Biagini
Located in Brescia, IT
Alfredo Biagini
Tagliacarte
Italy, 1920
Rarissimo Tagliacarte in Bronzo con Pantera
Firma dell'artista incussa nel bronzo
Eccellenti condizioni
Originale anni 20
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1920s Italian Art Deco Vintage Alfredo Biagini Decorative Objects
Materials
Bronze
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