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Creator: Grand Rapids Furniture Co.
Hugh Acton Megaforms Architectural Planter from Acton Residence in Carrara Mable
By Hugh Acton, Grand Rapids Furniture Co.
Located in Chicago, IL
Hugh Acton Megaforms Architectural planter from Acton Residence in Carrara Marble ,Italy Measures: 8 dia x 17.5 h inches.  
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1970s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage Grand Rapids Furniture Co. Building and Garden Elements

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Carrara Marble

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