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Mid-century Niels Otto Moller Model #71 Teak and Rush Dining Chairs c.1960 Architectural It opens when assembled so 011

Name: Mid-century Niels Otto Moller Model #71 Teak and Rush Dining Chairs c.1960 Architectural It opens when assembled so 011
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Mid century Niels Otto Moller Model #71 Teak and Rush Dining Chairs c.1960 Architectural It opens when assembled so 011 It opens when assembled so you can explore it from the inside from Northern Canada Minor pilling of the paper cord on the back of one chair MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES Teak

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