An Ottoman brass hand warmer from the Balkans, 18th century
Hinged brass globe …

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An Ottoman brass hand warmer from the Balkans, 18th century Hinged brass globe made from two halves, open-worked with floral engraving and locking hooks. The gimbal suspension and the oil lamp missing. Diameter 15.2 cm. Condition: II -

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An Ottoman brass hand warmer from the Balkans, 18th century

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