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FOULON FILS

PUBLIC WALL MAILBOX Blue-painted sheet metal and cast iron, rectangular in shape, opening with a window indicating the day and number of lifts. Manufacturer's nameplate "M. Foulon Fils à Montrouge". Height. 38 cm; Width. 25 cm; Depth. 17 cm. Slight oxidation. c. 1930-1940. In 1929, Foulon took over the mailbox market, after a long period during which the contract had been held by Delachanal. Foulon renovated the entire mailbox supply catalog, while ensuring the distribution of spare parts for older models.

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Wall-mounted coffee grinder with sheet metal basin with lithographed cicada design. 36 x 12.5 cm.

Lot 586

Estim. 50 - 100 EUR

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