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Yngvar Sandström
(Sweden)
Yngvar Sandström
(Sweden)
BÄNK, "Tokyo", Yngvar Sandström, Nordiska Kompaniet, 1960-tal.
Träribbor. Märkt med plakett. Längd 187 cm.
Ytskikt med hårt slitage. Fläckar. Repor och märken.
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