Null PARIS 1809-1819
Covered silver saucepan, turned ebony handle and grip
Cyphe…

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PARIS 1809-1819 Covered silver saucepan, turned ebony handle and grip Cyphered ET Restoration to handle, dents. L. 31 cm Gross weight: 649.2 g.

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PARIS 1809-1819 Covered silver saucepan, turned ebony handle and grip Cyphered ET Restoration to handle, dents. L. 31 cm Gross weight: 649.2 g.

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