Jay feathers, Europe, circa 1900
Folded jay feather fan.
Imitation brown tortois…

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Jay feathers, Europe, circa 1900 Folded jay feather fan. Imitation brown tortoiseshell frame. (missing, worn) Total height: 24 cm Expert : Georgina Letourmy-Bordier

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Jay feathers, Europe, circa 1900

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