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Pierre Guariche,

Pierre Guariche

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'Tulipe' chair by Pierre Guariche for Steiner. Cast aluminium shell seat with black tubular steel legs. In good vintage condition. The cast aluminium seat shows lots of very nice casting...
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"Tulipe" chair by Pierre Guariche for Steiner. Cast aluminium shell seat with black tubular steel legs.

In good vintage condition. The cast aluminium seat shows lots of very nice casting residue detail.

French 1950s.

Approximate dimensions:
H: 75cm x W.46cm x D: 50cm

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