Casserole, Poêlon en argent Plain silver (950?) saucepan with turned blackened w…

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Casserole, Poêlon en argent

Plain silver (950?) saucepan with turned blackened wood side handle. Goldsmith illegible. Dimensions: H 5 x D 10.5cm. Weight excluding handle: 195 gr Hallmarked: Minerve see photos

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