Lorca Cohen

Vintage Furniture Dealer, Window on Los Angeles

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Vintage furniture dealer and owner of Window on Los Angeles (no website), 6825 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90038

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What ascribes meaning to an object? We asked several people are in the business of making and selling “meaningful objects.”

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What ascribes meaning to an object? We asked several people are in the business of making and selling “meaningful objects.”

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