Armand-Albert RATEAU (1892-1938) Three bronze lock escutcheons with gadrooned mo…

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Armand-Albert RATEAU (1892-1938)

Three bronze lock escutcheons with gadrooned motif Signed A A Rateau inv. circa 1920 Diameter: 3 cm

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Armand-Albert RATEAU (1892-1938)

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