Zilveren pasteischep met benen heft, J, Mulder, Amsterdam, 1846 visdienschep This exceptional collector's item dates behorend tot het geliefde

Zilveren pasteischep met benen heft, J, Mulder, Amsterdam, 1846 visdienschep This exceptional collector's item dates behorend tot het geliefde

Name: Zilveren pasteischep met benen heft, J, Mulder, Amsterdam, 1846 visdienschep This exceptional collector's item dates behorend tot het geliefde
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SKU: 50802848998
Price: 112.50 USD
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Zilveren pasteischep met benen heft, J, Mulder, Amsterdam, 1846 visdienschep This exceptional collector's item dates behorend tot het geliefde This exceptional collector's item dates exactly to the year 1834 and is in beautiful antique condition Rozendaal uit Hoorn Silversmith: J Mulder's maker's mark

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