Null SAUPOUDRER SPoon in silver
Paris, 1819-1838. Goldsmith: Louis BALTHAZARD (1…

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SAUPOUDRER SPoon in silver Paris, 1819-1838. Goldsmith: Louis BALTHAZARD (1810-1833) L.: 22 cm Weight: 63 gr

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SAUPOUDRER SPoon in silver Paris, 1819-1838. Goldsmith: Louis BALTHAZARD (1810-1833) L.: 22 cm Weight: 63 gr

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