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[MINIATUUR] Announcement Handmade with beautiful colours and a small size (11 x 8 cm) on a frame with a border. Iets oppervlakte schade. Frankrijk (Parijs ?) ca. 1460/70. Ingelijst met rugzijde zichtbaar

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[MINIATUUR] Announcement Handmade with beautiful colours and a small size (11 x 8 cm) on a frame with a border. Iets oppervlakte schade. Frankrijk (Parijs ?) ca. 1460/70. Ingelijst met rugzijde zichtbaar

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