Null Julien Viard - (1883-1938)
Drum-shaped cylindrical powder box in pressed fr…

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Julien Viard - (1883-1938) Drum-shaped cylindrical powder box in pressed frosted colorless molded glass, its base with grooved belt decoration, its lid with molded decoration of a flight of swallows against a background of branches and leaves. signed. Enclosed is a colorless frosted glass powder box of cylindrical section, drum-shaped and richly decorated with flowers, foliage and molded ribbons. d : 9cm and 8cm

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Julien Viard - (1883-1938) Drum-shaped cylindrical powder box in pressed frosted colorless molded glass, its base with grooved belt decoration, its lid with molded decoration of a flight of swallows against a background of branches and leaves. signed. Enclosed is a colorless frosted glass powder box of cylindrical section, drum-shaped and richly decorated with flowers, foliage and molded ribbons. d : 9cm and 8cm

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