$3,340 / set
Large 20th Century French 'PIANOS' Pine Letters
Located in Gloucestershire, GB
Wonderful set of six large 20th Century French Art Deco letters, spelling PIANOS. These letters are in an excellent condition, carved from pine and painted for an off-white finish. ...
Pine
$2,500 / item
Reclaimed Water Tower Cedar Weathered Wall Art
Located in brooklyn, NY
Reclaimed Brooklyn water tower white cedar slats display a varying depth of patina in these reclaimed pine frames. Reclaimed water tower cedar / stained southern pine frame. E...
Pine, Reclaimed Wood
Set of 3 Georgian Carved Pine Anthemion Panels
Located in Wormelow, Herefordshire
A set of three Georgian carved pine anthemion panels. Dating from the early 19th century, these neoclassical panels of similar size are originals from the Georgian period. Stripped a...
Wood, Pine
Charlotte Perriand Pillar Bar Arcs ski resort 1976
Located in Grenoble, FR
Charlotte Perriand Pillar bar from the Arcs Ski Resort Les Arcs 1976 Residence les Lauzieres.
Pine
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