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Creator: Up Group
White Carrara marble centerpiece / plate, Up&Up Italy, 1970s
By Up Group
Located in Firenze, IT
White Carrara Calacatta marble Centerpiece / plate
Manufactured by Up&Up, Italy, 1970s.
H 2 cm
Diam. 30 cm
Conditions: excellent consistent with age and use
Category
1970s Italian Hollywood Regency Vintage Up Group Furniture
Materials
Marble
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