SKU: 5308010252

Hat rack in Oak 5308 nickel plated with 3 hooks

EUR230.72

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Weight 2.8 kg
Material

Nickel-plated cast iron and oiled oak

Model: Eskilstuna Jernmanufaktur Nr 1108

Period: 1890-1950

A complete hat rack with a length of 1000 mm includes 2 brackets, 3 bars and 3 anchor hooks.

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Model: Eskilstuna Jernmanufaktur Nr 1108

Period: 1890-1950

A complete hat rack with a length of 1000 mm includes 2 brackets, 3 bars and 3 anchor hooks.

Additional information

Weight 2.8 kg
Material

Nickel-plated cast iron and oiled oak

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