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Items for sprinkling of salt or sugar, made of brass, ca. 1880 H: 10cm - 8cm 4 item, but one of the item has a defectiveness by the top


Items for sprinkling of salt or sugar, made of brass, ca. 1880 H: 10cm - 8cm 4 item, but one of the item has a defectiveness by the top

Items for sprinkling of salt or sugar, made of brass, ca. 1880

H: 10cm - 8cm

4 item, but one of the item has a defectiveness by the top

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Items for sprinkling of salt or sugar, made of brass, ca. 1880
H: 10cm - 8cm
4 item, but one of the item has a defectiveness by the top
Articleno.: 41313


  • Antikvitet.net Item number: 312529
  • Category: Sold

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