Mid-Century Australian Dining Table in Coach-Wood and Vitriolite

A mid-century coach-wood and black vitriolite dining table,…
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A mid-century coach-wood and black vitriolite dining table, Australian, circa 1955 possibly by Summertone or Decro 75 cm high, 158 cm wide, 90 cm deep

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