Gancedo Upholstered Screen 20th Century

Name: Gancedo Upholstered Screen 20th Century
Brand: Mercedes Cabeza de Vaca
SKU: cmms755og000004jy6th9rlgs
Price: 1500 EUR
Availability: InStock

Decorative Objects · Second half of the 20th Century

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Spanish folding screen from the second half of the 20th century, its frame covered in vintage Gancedo «toile de Jouy» fabric. Restored.

It is 180 cm high and 200 cm wide.

Century: Second half of the 20th Century
Origin: Spain
Condition: Restored
Dimensions: 180 cm × 200 cm × 5 cm
Listed on: 15 March 2026

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Decorative Objects Second half of the 20th Century Spain

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