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Period: 20th Century
Material: Lacquer
Karl Springer Lacquered Parchment Coffee Table
Located in New York, NY
Karl Springer Lacquered Parchment coffee table, Circa 1980. With a protective glass top. Dealer: S138XX
Category

Late 20th Century Mid-Century Modern Lacquer Sculptures

Materials

Glass, Lacquer

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