LUSTRE VINTAGE ca.1950 In opaque and translucent glass, with four light arms, th…

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LUSTRE VINTAGE ca.1950

In opaque and translucent glass, with four light arms, the lower bowl holding a glass spinning top. Probably Italy, circa 1950. Chips to a white candle. Dimensions: h. 84 x diam. 40 cm Sold without reserve price, starting price 10 €. Collection by appointment only.

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LUSTRE VINTAGE ca.1950

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