Null Cylindrical-shaped silver saucepan HEATER with latticework decoration, turn…

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Cylindrical-shaped silver saucepan HEATER with latticework decoration, turned wooden legs and handle, standing on three scrolled runners. Old Man hallmark. Gross weight: 660 g. 13 x 33 x 19 cm. One foot missing, slightly dented.

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Cylindrical-shaped silver saucepan HEATER with latticework decoration, turned wooden legs and handle, standing on three scrolled runners. Old Man hallmark. Gross weight: 660 g. 13 x 33 x 19 cm. One foot missing, slightly dented.

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