Null Chasuble, 19th century, white moire, needle-painted embroidery of Christ, a…

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Chasuble, 19th century, white moire, needle-painted embroidery of Christ, an apostle and the holy cup in branches forming a cross. Expert: Monsieur Aymeric de Villelume

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Chasuble, 19th century, white moire, needle-painted embroidery of Christ, an apostle and the holy cup in branches forming a cross. Expert: Monsieur Aymeric de Villelume

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