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JAPON, Epoque Meiji Coffret en bois laqué

de forme rectangulaire, présentant un…

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JAPON, Epoque Meiji

Coffret en bois laqué de forme rectangulaire, présentant un décor en laque or et rouge sur fond noir d'une charrette remplie de bouquets fleuris. 20 x 47 x 27 cm

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JAPON, Epoque Meiji

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