COQUETIER PRÉSUMÉ DE L'IMPÉRATRICE MARIE-LOUISE (1791-1847) Small travel egg cup…

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COQUETIER PRÉSUMÉ DE L'IMPÉRATRICE MARIE-LOUISE (1791-1847)

Small travel egg cup with tripod base entirely in green-tinted glass. In its original red leather case, gilded with small irons and engraved ML. Empire period. Height of egg cup: 4.5 cm - Diameter: 4 cm (Minor chips to the feet, case restored). Enclosed is a pen-and-ink manuscript paper: "Souvenir de Sa Majesté dont elle se servait en voyage" ("Souvenir of Her Majesty used on her travels").

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COQUETIER PRÉSUMÉ DE L'IMPÉRATRICE MARIE-LOUISE (1791-1847)

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