Simone Lai /Fancello Plate Wall Terracotta, 1930, Italy
By Laidler and Co.
Located in Milano, IT
Simone Lai / Fancello plate wall terracotta, 1930, Italy.
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Mid-20th Century Italian Art Deco Laidler and Co. Furniture
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Ceramic
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