Null Neufchâtel cartel and its base-lamp in Martin varnish with the theme of Pie…

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Neufchâtel cartel and its base-lamp in Martin varnish with the theme of Pierrette and flowers on a green background and ornamentation of bronzes Movement with suspension with wire with its stamp of origin Provincial work around 1800 Dim. of the cartel : H. 66 x W. 34,5 x D. 14,5 cm H. of the base-lamp : 25 cm Wear, accident to the glass Lot to be collected by appointment at the end of the sale in Paris 16e

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Neufchâtel cartel and its base-lamp in Martin varnish with the theme of Pierrette and flowers on a green background and ornamentation of bronzes Movement with suspension with wire with its stamp of origin Provincial work around 1800 Dim. of the cartel : H. 66 x W. 34,5 x D. 14,5 cm H. of the base-lamp : 25 cm Wear, accident to the glass Lot to be collected by appointment at the end of the sale in Paris 16e

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