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Vitra Design Museum Wooden Dolls No.5 by Alexander Girard w/Box Interior
Description
Vitra’s "Wooden Dolls No. 5" is a masterpiece of interior décor designed in 1952 by Alexander Girard, a leading figure in mid-century design.Each wooden figure is hand-painted by artisans and features a stylish design that instantly brightens up any space.
The item comes with its original wooden box and a leaflet.Both the item itself and the wooden box show minor signs of use, scratches, and stains, but they are in good condition with no conspicuous damage or soiling.Size W1.9×D1.3×H10.6" / W5×D3.5×H27cm
Box W3.5×D2.3×H12.5" / W9×D6×H32cm
Shipping
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