Sale 3557
Paris
|
9 October 2013
Price realised
EUR 10,000
Estimate
CHARLOTTE PERRIAND (1903-1999) ET PIERRE JEANNERET (1896-1967) BAHUT-BIBLIOTHÈQUE, ÉDITION B.C.B., VERS 1951 En frêne ; l'élément bibliothèque dessiné exclusivement par le B.C.B. H : 159,5 cm. (62¾ in.) ; L : 165 cm. (65 in.) ; P : 41 cm. (16 1/8 in.)
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AN ASH BOOKCASE BY CHARLOTTE PERRIAND AND PIERRE JEANNERET FOR B.C.B., THE SHELVING DESIGNED BY B.C.B., CIRCA 1951
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