Zilveren miniatuur draaiorgelspeler, Amsterdam, 20e eeuws klederdracht ketting Hallmarks: maker's mark (tree) behorend tot het geliefde

Zilveren miniatuur draaiorgelspeler, Amsterdam, 20e eeuws klederdracht ketting Hallmarks: maker's mark (tree) behorend tot het geliefde

Name: Zilveren miniatuur draaiorgelspeler, Amsterdam, 20e eeuws klederdracht ketting Hallmarks: maker's mark (tree) behorend tot het geliefde
Brand: kabocalap.com
SKU: 22670113036
Price: 75.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.099 (13 reviews)

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Zilveren miniatuur draaiorgelspeler, Amsterdam, 20e eeuws klederdracht ketting Hallmarks: maker's mark (tree) behorend tot het geliefde Hallmarks: maker's mark (tree) De roomlepel heeft op de steel een putti en een schildje 5 x 3 x 4 cm The miniature is hallmarked with the sword mark 835 for second grade silver

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