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Three shell and reed spoons. Length 32.5cm. …

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VALENTINE SCHLEGEL (1925-2021) Three shell and reed spoons. Length 32.5cm. Circa 1960. Bibliography: Hélène Bertin, "Valentine Schlegel: je dors, je travaille", éditions o future o and CAC Brétigny, 2017, spoons reproduced under number 44.

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VALENTINE SCHLEGEL (1925-2021) Three shell and reed spoons. Length 32.5cm. Circa 1960. Bibliography: Hélène Bertin, "Valentine Schlegel: je dors, je travaille", éditions o future o and CAC Brétigny, 2017, spoons reproduced under number 44.

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